https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/860c1854ce0d6194ecc77094ce4d800c.pdf f035788d4a8e9c02673c81d11b4854cb PDF Text Text .• t-DIIl1 Sentinel, PomtroY·Middle~~._~ Jan. ~~-~----~~--:-, s._uee . .. •• Mrs. Eufer is f Reviewer 0 'Pillar of Iron' Around And About Middleport Installation of O##icetS is HeL 'I D f A Tuesday 8y Ches t er Counet 0 ~- . . ~ ' -. . . .. . . 11 Vunt County ome ·, Friday Dec. 10 at Hoi· grandparents are Mr. and land Mrs. T. A. Cleland, Ra~ IAllen zer hospitaL Malerba! grand· Mrs. car! Gheen, Syracuse. The and Mr. Frank Gheen, Whee • The Golden Rule Adult Sun·. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dal- great grandparents are Mrs. ing. The Gheens also havt ~ day School class of the Long l iaS Cleland Racine; patcrool Mabel Roush, RRRcine; Rev. Idaughter , Rebecca _Lynn, 2.__ -- --·--· ----- ----- -- ------''Pillar of !ron," !he story of presented gifts and • treat to Marcus Tullius Cicero, Roman · each child. Rev. Freeland NorDrapery De""artment Elberfelds Pomeroy . d th d "-' ~~~~~~n·~hu~~~~ ~~led2t !~~ Installation of ollicers was Wolfe. was accepted. beld when Chester Council , Ofllcers were mstaUed by ll mt't Erma l'lt'lund deputy and mMr. and Mrs. Otho Mattox lorator, statesman and writer, ris accnmpame em ~n gave Daughter~ of Amer1c . " ' Sa ' of Point Pleasant, were Sundav l was given by Mrs. James Eu- each a box of crackerjacks. 'fuesdav evemng With ~9 JHt"lll· ~~~~red ;;"b~~lon rge~~·so~:~~ guests of bi:s parents. Mr. and , ler when the Midd\eJXlrt LJI· .A shurt prog~&..'ll w~s held beLr:d~reM.'•e~tK. r::~euter. courw itor. roun~·ilor . Mar\' Sh~wattt'r, vice Mrs. Carl Mattox. I erary Ctub met Wednesday aftPr Wllh Rev. Nor~ls tellmJg the ~ "' ~ . . . · , . . . . . . . noon at the home of Mrs. Rod- story of the birth of esus. prestded. Mary Porker was ll'- eounutor. Doroth> _ M)ers, us Mrs. W1lham Robson Is m 1 D . Th b It ·t- Mr s. Will Swain president of ported as senvu . . h 111 m Hul - su•'IJ1e .' 1rt- counc Jio;·; ~1 a rga - Lima where she is the guest of ney b own~mg . · Jde u00-' wn._ .l lhe class, read a story, "Is zer huspttal and F:mm'.' AdH.'HS rt't ~td l<ll ll cundul·tor Kt't!l:ih her daughter and famil y Mr. ten Y Tay or ~a we ' 15 cons! Th 1\. Sant"a Claus?" and ex. · · d · M· · K R ·e ' , dered b-.· entrles lhe best of ere · ._ and Wlim<l (,~ n t h~r !11'1' Ill tn \la~;n . Y,;lf €'n .. .lr~ OS • and Mrs Chffurd Cunmngham k ll the r pl!iined that God ill ·the reo! thf:' hospital Wilma (;mther Inside sentmel. Ann~ Tu tllt.•. and fa mily. I h~r wo~ s, It te ! story_o I Santa Claus sent hrr t.h<Jok~ to, J glfl and IIUL~ J dt> sen lmel: Lt'da Mae I Ctcero m the era or the hr!i!t C31015 . . . 'th th c:1rd..; Tilt' r~rt of tht' audit- Kra~uter. JtmlOr p11st council- Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt spent leasar. in the setting of Rome, , . Wt!~e su;~t Y.J afte~ u, H1·ten or. "'nd E~lh~r Rid~r1uur. trus- lHllld~'Y weekend with J1"" pa- , Athens and Sicily, Mrs. Euler, chl~dren takmg P ' .t t lng rommttlt't l't'<Jd rent::l. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph a retired language teacher, lwhichd lfhey tl gaCveh . rlecal ~a p'orns tt'~ . I . f th. earne or It! n s m .. oFIRST ~Irs Cleland nn bf'halr of the Saelens and son, Denms. gave an excellent revtew o IS gram QUALITY Counnl. prt>~t:'!llt'd \-ilss 1\tue. . . best seller. ' · rer ~nth a P.-t'i:l l'ounl'l lor' s pm. Spending the holld~y weekend , The meeling was opened wtth REGULAR w1th Mr and Mrs Carl Matwx . db M' S I .\1tss t\r:Jt'll lt'r e:xprt'ssed her wf're their· children, Mr. i the club collec_t le y 1ss u- f~amily Returns Certified Oil Station opprt'twllun ot the lwlp and ~nd Mrs. Leonard Mattox and san Park, pres,Jdent, w_ho :xtend· t r.-1r. and Mrs. ussell Few tN . M•il" St. Pom•roy t·oupl:'rar:on ~f t~lt' L'tlOl!~l tt_es ch ildrt'n. Ka!'t'n Mary Ann and ' c~d New Years greetmgs Mrs. have returned to Middleport afand mt mht'ls ((illl~I IIt't Jl"-- Mike Nttro: Mr. and Mrs. Otilo ' George I~sher was place~ _on ~ hnving spent the holidays m ports w~ re grv:n by En~Je- N~w- t\latt t;X and lamily, Carla and ~~~e .associate ~e~~er wallmg j Zanesville with their doughter, • 1 4 0 3- e fl o e e ell k1 t( ht>n ~ommtttt'l:'. Marv P. p t Pl M nd h..,t and the restgnatmn of Mrs. 1 Rosmarie with Mrs Few's ,. II 0 It .... 0 f d Z ld. .I ~nt. om easan1; r. 8 0 P Kl · Iff! with ' · " : er ..!:.'~ or er: a ~Ir s E:ustat't' Wilson and son. · · em was ac~ep mother, Mrs. Arthur Ha rmon \\ebeJ. nmu~ ll<~neous. <:~nd Lth- AndY. Pt. Pleasu!ll, and Wa~ne deep regret. Mrs. Nan 1\.foore of G!endale-av, Zanesville, and ouR Cus~Oill·uUade t'l Or-r. orphans \u ll. uf Nitm gtne the annual trea ~ur rr s n> Vrllh r.I r F'ew·s p.~rent s. Mr. DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO . l'nm m1 tlt'f'.~ rnu~wdd for, lhe · · VQ t' t <~ .nd the nommi:lllng repEur t . and Mrs. Vernon Few, ChandYOUR EXACT MEASUREMENTS rt~" lt-rm ~'>ere t,o ) ~~ f redt-r - :\'lr . Hnd :\1rs Ea rl Smith was grve n by Mrs. James U· . h.:rsv lil e. Any Width ••• Any Length wr. . Znn:1 H: <!, 11:t 11w Fr·t'dPr - 11\ lanlm i\.liilt'r l Hml i.'hildren. lt'r. 1 On D~c . 26 they attended the 1 t('k. Ad o .\!urns . .\li:lr_., Sho w C~It - .Jot'\, Sustt' and Trmmy ot Ur-; [\' t'W officers elected Inc_uded fun er.l l of Mr.. Fe\\'s ,., rnndCome in !lnd choose from a -world of dra· pery fabr1cs and co lors. Don't miss lhis er r:-. l':\n 1\J· .. r. ;!IH'1 Ol\'.' t· bi'. 1 ~, '-i!Jt'll! lht" ,\iew \t:·nr's wel'k Mr s. ~arl Horky, prP~td t>r ll_ ; mother, Mrs. Jessie Buclianan, i uru ty lo brighten your home with opport Kelh. 1'. :!\s an d nw:mf,. Eliza- €'-nd wrt h ht>r p~rt'nls. -r-.1r. and Mrs. \ian Moore. VH' t' l! l't'S I· \\;tp!e-: tv, z~t nPS\' IIle . custo m m<tde draperies It a buPjet· ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES tH'tli H.ly·t·' Ada t\eutzlmg . 1.11- Mr~ t;ai\ M1ller. ; dt•nL t\.lro.;. Bernanl Fult z. ~t'l'pleu1ng pr1ce. FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF i,e Chm.ty E' a Rai l l' ~. Milh?l f 1 d retarv and Mr" Wil liam Hrts-·: \ ':m ~lt•tt• :- and (;oldt e \'v'ulfe , Eug\'IH! Barhntor It' 1 \ on ay sell. .treosllrer. The"' will \<l~ e Of,'.~ St·lrool Oatt~s OUTSTANDING FABRICS ml ~r·ellilnt'tms: E~ tht>r Hidt<n - for Lumltm ~:tlier h;nmg spent · oflil'e ne:xl Septf'mh~r. Art~}anuur.Y 25th ou r. llono; 1\twni~. Dorothv th e h1•l1dn1·s he re w1 th h1s· mv- Twentv nwmbers an:.; wrrr,l H~r ! lle ChJpit'r OES met In 1 ., •., :·, : ,,, ,, '· :- ' .. -· 'i•' . . a buo~<1 '.1:.· rPgu l;t r session at the ~lasomcl il.ht·r~ . Ultve \\ pher. LPthn· tht>r · f\.Jr o; Ida l3[!C'\111er , and bro- •·o ll l'all· bv n<Jrmng BRING tN YOUR MEASUREMENTS : · tl r · 1\·lr il lld 1Mrs I• \'t'rt'll Ha ~WE MAY HAVfCOT TH('PRICES ... •· • f•ll ... • \\1111d nnd l.t>llra 1\t fblenti', or-· lt:' ~ .' d "' 1\] ·· 1_·k 'l'< •ylor l 'aldwt•ll. ~1r s lln ·, •.!\'tlg Tt•mpl 1• i\1ond;J~ evening w1th , . Ao<t Wodth 1 1 11 11 1 ... ANO ENJOY THE ph<J.n'i . l.t>d<t \lat> Kroeut t>r, r~~ - hrwr am · . an ~ _· ' . s(' I'\'Pd ta!ltlres fullnv.1n~ tl1e Worthy ~lalron .\1arv Lew Jt1hn 1 · 6UT WE ~EVER CUT THE SAVINGS! • w • 1he1· Wnght ;wd Fthel Orr r~:~~· l1athlwr :md lamlll("' !\1rs ld<.~ nH:l'!nt~{ ' :>~lfl and Worthy Patron Ben [\ ' , _., lorlo .._•-' ' \1 · ~.H,rchner· h<1s ht·L 'Il n·lt'Ci'il"d frnm it •JJ 11 I11 t 1ons: Ad ,1 IIoI er . . :trv r. . l 1 P llll~on prt-siC:mg. 1 1 t I 0~ WIDTH, mmurt the •.-.ath ~ • uwhen something ·t rl,·ltt·r and Opal FH:: Il tnger. ti n: hospJta w ll'li' -~ •_e 1a' _ ~~":·~r It wa.;; announrrd th at the • Custom pleating! .11 \I .. t .1. It ' A . a medll'<d p<tt!enL .wd 1s I ~PARENTS VISITEO •.1 you• ro(t or w o dth ol 11 ·.I once IIF==~~~~ ~ ~ t• "'- tr; . rtrgaJI" u 1t'. nn.t . • ' sdwol of instructiOn fnr Dtstricl • Double folded top headiflg with perm anent wl~t·•~ rQ\1 is to be pllln•tl ,. ~ • happy happens, " l'n;!k . . .; d , T·t "t'll H _ rupera tmg n• th,· llH nw 11! 1H'r ; ~ .. stiffenin g! 1 1 llof,N ' ,-.,. ct It ~~. · n !lOll f\.lr ;;~nd ,\ 'irs Evt>rt'tl Ba\'11 -· \h and Mr ~. F.dl'; ;t rd 1. 11:1- 2~ 11,11 lw 111 MLlnetl.t J cmuaJ~ ~ • Generous double bottom hems! ~ 't'r ln Ll'e . :vtar_ v K. Holtn, · · · 1 <·v <Jnd chtldre n Hcnmond and :?.5. lind that the pttst officers' • It's Bulova FOR L[I'I GTH, meawre from to~~~~~~~ ) : ron•tlil l(t!dl lt' dlld D 0 ]'is rii:'L ---- - - : Harbara. ul o:lumhu . . 'li ~ llt•d . flllrlll:tl rlinn('f will be <Jt the • Blind stitched side hemsJ r.t ro d to lenglh d@S ited. watch time!" , r,ru(·"n. kWhe n. Ht-l('ll Wollr, her pMcn ts. Mr. and l\·lrs. J. P. ,\ 1ul·lm n('st~mran l Sunrl·a~·. Jan:I 'i 6ol • Corner weighting for even hanging! F) nt.'l Cl!' \ ud . Zelfla \\rlwr, Ei - 1 Lul'il\t" Kr:w11l "f dt•linf) uf'nl· Folden. Hutland. !Hil<'r gw '* u<tr;. 9 <lt 1·:10 p m. Mrs. Chlorus We' l: rlt=!ho.rt' r your fonis hrd d1 ~ tpNit! <;. to you lt•t'fl Bahr. l\ud1·1"~' \1rCoy Rnd ~~1 n· K Hul!r'r . Dohtre~ Wolfe wt're Mrs. Jol:n r:l tas, . W i 11 Gnt.nrn \\ a~ :lppo tuled publicity I d crc :r~ t\or !old()d and ro::.U y to hong, •• no prcSSIIlg needed. 1 l<u/lt' \rwt•ll guo~d P! urdt>r . an 11 Ltw 111L· l\1 ii"UH pu lr ' 11 . .-:t 1as. Donn:.~ \~ill and \·uwnli.l dJ<urman for the year. Rt·fresh - ~ Al stl, Ada \·an Meter a~d Doro thy Httdlle, fia~ \)parer Fuudr ee. all of Masott, W. \'a IIH'nt s were S~' I'VL'd by M.1 1·y Lew : - - - numlwr 1 <1nd l.t'lha \\'twtl. as- ,1\'lrs \lttrg le McDa rne l of Ciif- .lul11 lsun nnd Ben Philson. siSta nl, flm·, r.n,. ser, fla~ tun . her >nn, Howard, h·n ne OIL -- lw <~n·r numtwr '1. ,1nd Law· a \ l<i(' fur lol!gh fro111 Ft. Bt•!mlng, (;a, 1\NNOUNCE BIHTH Pomeroy, Ohio l-h1rt·.1ng. a~~. J<;:l :tnt: E•ll wr H1d - Mr. and tl-lrs. Joe Brinker of i\1 r. .::md Mrs. M<1nuel E. t'nt,ur·. team ('a pl ron. Zeldd Belp ft' Hlul M1:-1s Su s1~ j\hDan- t;Ju·en are ann11tmcmg the birth TONIGHT Wdwr. rou1wil •·ap!Jtn. Jk le n w! ol Clifton. of a 6lb. 9 ~ ~ oz. snn, Michael·.,.....,...,,.,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.===========..,.,.,...,..7~--"": \\'11lfl·. ptilll 'I t : 11THl Oli'<c Web -· • NOT OPEN •·r. as.~ I .;! Jnt p1:1 11 1\l • a1 y VOL XVII \ .- • MEIGS THEATRE ,, , Elberfelds Pomeroy F r tday •nd Saturd•y Januo.ry 7-1 Wm. (fStlt ' l " I SAW WHAT YOU (~nd .lOJ.t fl DID" I If now who you ue) C1·a\1 furd. John II '!' llll lll Lt> d t.n ck<io n. "HONEY MOON HOTEL" 'l",•ch n1color - . r;.,utt-: . .\<lnr:-(Kw<Jn. t~ <>! • d! lln1·,p JJ II S Ju/Ui , API,. Yt· 'II ~:l"ll bl.nc!ws t.r r..,,..,.ll.tn \\ ~ un A mt•e\HI!/: t•f th(' p .~~ t !'tl'.lll· rilurs was ;tmlfHmrt11 ror 1:111 1 12 vt li lt' lud ~t' h11 :l v.rth l.eda l\·\a e t\rai'U\Pr , ~bttt+' Fn•droril'~ ClTld r\da \] rol'' IS iiS lJil...: · te""t's Oftll'er.: w1l l be t!l 'i lt~H ­ 'd AI the ck•se t•f 01f' Tlll'l't ing. quart~rl\ h1 rtbd1r\S wPrt> (Jb· 1 :-.I'I'Hd wi th reft't"-:hm~"<nts !llerv~d lJ\' tl\t' krh'nt'n committee. SUNDAY. MONDAY Tht honor-:od gues!S. Hubt'rt:-l 11nd TUESDAY Lt:t·. Dulor es Wulff', Upi.il E:H.: hJln 9. 10,1 1 lr.g •·r. J::q her Kldt'nuur. Em.:tc R1 1 k \t·l·l•n ~t'l'.t II \L1rv Sh(lwaltcr, Bel"' el l I I" \lat' SpciH't'f, J\1,.~r. "LOVE I KISSES!" ~;.tr·· .d .J ill Ad.t \'I·Jrri:; <Jnd , I• 1 h: tll lo lo·• f~i~ ~ \t l .,., J .-. tl. Kl·lly. AU ;r .\t·utr.lmg, v.ere ~eated at 1 t-.r ,· ~lll \t l.,n . .! H I } \ .:~11 il . .: ptl"!:tl ! ~1hle r·t•ntered Wlth ] !I l:t• dt't tJr;;ted bi rtnU:t y ca ke and : " WILD ON THE BEA CH" t'dt h IH~ r t' prest'tllt•d a gift. , fr.t:l ~ t· [; ... 1 \!!JJI. ~ Jlt' f :\ .l,;d.·un )J~It' ,\: t;,,11t' . Til'! no:xt mPetrng will be on '-1 ••1:'1'· ,\ i' llr-1 Tilt" A'<l ro Tw".d;l.\ . .J.,n Pi and reft·f-,h m, · nt~ ~~ill be Sti'Vtd by th,· !{ltllntn;,: lllllt· :! H r ~ 45 min kl il'i lt'II CUlllJ!II ttct . Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. Ohio Pomr n:w ~ • • • • • I) • • • RUBBER INSULA TED BOOTS SJ-88 Con . . er~• Reg. $12.95 pr . GIRLS OXFORDS· STRAPS spa Si1t to J 8 1h pr. Loafer. It's our Turbo-Jet 396: the V8 stron~ enough to run your Chevrolet and ha .automatit transmission, power steering, .air t:onditioning, power windows, AM/FM Mullip!ex Stereo radio. And more. Without even breathing hard. Reason is, a Turbo-J et V8 breathes deeper. Breathea freer. Delivers more us;,ble poll-er whene\,.er you need it- like for safer passing. Worka more efficiently. Where the small er engine hurries, a Turbo-Jet V& just loafs along. Smoothly. Quielly. How'd you like lo drive behind one ol the best V8s ever made? That, )'OU do at your Chevrolet dealer'•· And nowhere else. .J 1 ·:,j to 9 '! ,. .,.,. ,,. l\'.o WOMEN'S FLEECE LINED BOOTS 't'urbo-Jet 396 V8e (or '66. You can order 325 hp in any Chevrolet; 325 or 360 hp in a ll''"lle 8S 396. There's also a 427-cu.-in. Turbo-Jet (up to 425 hp) available in Chevrolet. and Corvettes. CONVERSE Sizes 4 to 9 Values To $7.99 Size ·11'12 to BOYS' GLOVE LEATHER SHOES Reg. $6.99 6" SHOES, Sizes 8lto 3 · · · · $3.88 pr. Oxfords • Loafers Wedge Crepe Soles 51.. 6'12 to 11 DiscontinuPd Styles Cou~e, 8" BOOTS, Sizes 10 to 3 · · ·· $4.88 pr. MEN'S 225 No, Second Cilev~'t I' I0 I' : Caprice Cuetom Coupe, Corvette Sting Rar Chevelle ss,aos Sport Coupe. These and all the '66 wlet.i come with 8 new sar~:ty features sta nd ard, mcludmg seat bell9 rftlnt and rear. Buckle up befol'tl you budp~1 · .. All kinds or cars, allln ooe place .•• at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet • Chevelle · Chevy D• Corvalr • Corvette 14-6903 Middleport FIVI CENTI Hanoi Mission is Critical I I 'I KarrComes Outforhis Second Term Syracuse Budget Approved K0bJentz IS• . Salesman Proves There's k L f . M orne pun e tIn en s s I EJected lO pres.·den I cy I d Blame for Route 7Wreck I PoJI'ce Probe 2R bb • eries :.:::: '65 OperationS ByRacine • Unit• Prove red 1 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET POMEROY PHONE WY2·2126 Occupational E. : Kit Offered T Area Use '· I . . Dies Friday $2,000 Package Water Haulers Three Charges Received from • dlO ReqDire Face Teen-ager Minnesota firm ' H ld Pernuts • sandburg Rece•"ves Good w.·shes from LBJ .................................................................................................-----········---······----·---····························--····-.. --·-·····~--·-·--~·-····~ ~ ROUSH'S SHOE STORE - Policy Winds 1 Values To $3.99 6111 0 -:;. · ·-') ' - I'ORLD ' '' $5.00 Black - Brown- Biege- Green BASKETBALL SHOES ' •• Mrs. Zerk}e Of Hartford WOMEN'S LOAFERS ~itl:' J The State Board of Education was considering to· day recommendations that the new Meigs Local school district be awarded $1.9 million largely as aid to build a new comprehensive high school. WASHINGTON iUPl\ - The , would devote themselves entire- industry, and Col. Gen. Vlatft. Slate Supt. E. E. Holt askd altogether that $26.3 higb-powered Soviet Mi::~sion •.o .ly to arranging more firepower mir F. Tolbukop a strategio million be assigned to 23 districts to build new schools. Hanoi aroused considerable! for Hanoi l.o meet U.S. and missiles expert . Custom suggests that the superintendent's recom· speculation among diplomats South Vietnamese m111 tar y Communist China Thursda1 mendations are tantamount -- ~- - - - - - - - - here today as to its possible might. linked the Shelepin mission to to approval by the board. [lions to Pomeroy Junior High effect on future events in war- Administration officials de- the American suspension of air The recommendation says the school, and limited remodeling lorn Southeast Asia. I clined to discuss the miSS ion in Iattacks agaln st North V!et MOSCOW _ A HIGH-LEVEL slate funds would be augment· of Rutland, Salisbury and Some were huplng- despite 1 any way. They contended they Nam. Peking's unplia tion wa l Soviet delegation, headed by ed by an estimated $913,000 in Bradbury ellmentary schools. the external evidence to the had no ~dvance kno~ledge the jthat ~oscow .and Wa~hlngtoa the Kremlin's top troubleshoot. ;ocol funds . Voters of Salisbury, Bedford. contrary - that the Russians group was gmng pnor to the 1 were _m collusiOn ~ tr) tu &el er, Alexander N. Shelepin, paid The money would be used lor Northwestern, Pomeroy and would quietly try to ease pubhc ~n noun cement from ~OS· i llanm to stop f1gh_tm~ . a quick visit to Communist Chi. a 900-pupil high school with vo· Middleport lost Nov. 2 approv· Communist North Viet Naml co w las t week and Ihey The Shelep1n mJsston c~me!l na today and flew on to Hanoi , [ ca tional traimng faci\itie!l, addi ed by a 70 per ceo~ margin .• toward aeceplllnce of President ~er~in.ed to speculate on the at a cri,tical.. point in Pres~den.~ reportedly to boost Soviet aid Michael C. McWilliams r;w ~~~P:<~.w .. ;,p;r~n:t;.&<~W>'WI?W! proposa l to consolidate .thelr CHARLt;S KARR, SR. Johnson's peal'e offers. suhJeC t. Johnson s peace offens1 ve. 1 TI1e Russian mission was The Chie r Executive is attemptto North Viet Nam. Michael C. McWilliams, a I WASHINGTON IUPI) - Tho I school syst.!ms. A bond 15sue delegation, includ- natin of Pomt Pleasant,d W. 1 cIt y prosecuor w11l tt be presented. to voters But others felt the members heH ded by 11 high Cummunrst ing to muster world pressurt 1 1 o1 8 o(auaa, The "-vt'et ~ , b th e1th·1 1 iag top Russian rocket and arm- \a., has een appo nte a La., identified 88 8 member E'r a he May P~lfllary, e nex o( the Russ ian miss ion, inter- party ofrrcer, Alexander N on Hanoi and Peking to aments experts, spent barely an Sales Representalh:e of the f lb K Kl Kl A November election or at a speested pflmarily in {'ount.ering . Shell:'pin . 1:1nd 1m·luded Dmitri [decelerate the conflict 10 \'tet hour in Peking, the official Tass Metropolitan Life Jnsarance 0 11 de tod u be;x ,:•·0 0wa rial ela·tion to provide the loPeking's influence in the area . F'. Ustinov, head of defe nse Nam Compaoy lu the Pomeroy and cca e Itt ay orUe A• US! cal sharf! which IS based on news agency said. lt apparent· . omm ee on n- mer1can . . !y received 1 cool reception . Mlddleporl area. Mr, McWd· A 11 ltl d tl 1 the maxtmum mdebtedness that IIams atlended the Aiency ck vd t"h aFnl~ pArompndy n,· may be incurred under law for The news asency said the Rusin . vo e e •u• me men , sian visitors were greeted by Training Center ChiCago, R b 1 T Re t ~ school purposes (9 per cent). a middle-level Community Chi· Ill. ond is fully qua!Uied to of· tho er it s er, bl5' gave The new board organized lasl fer service to tbe area. His e comm tee only name Monday night, naming Richard Charles R. Karr , Sr., said to~: a~~~~:~;-~, b:2~~re el~:~ father, Gay McWilliams, Jr., and pla('t of blrtb. He re- Jones of Pomeroy its president. day h~ will seek .a seco~d . term bas been a Bales representa- r:~ to 8~1wer •ny otbe~ as ~elgs county commiSSioner . .Syracuse . Councll Thu rsday t con~i ngen_cies. $2.800. ·· I r~el and lighl S_625. rf'pairs to 8 snack, and Uren saw them off tlvt for Metropolitan Llfr since ~ ,tlons, Citing tbe Constltu ije IS a republican. rught unammously approved " Light ~und ~ Operatmg, $1 ,- p1pes und madunery $300 . olh.. after refueling. 1931. Mr. McWilliams and bls bon' protection against po•· Karr, ~9. or RD 2, Pomeroy, budget of $38,185 for 1966. :500 er operation expenst'S $1100 MOSCOW- A JUGH LEVF.L wife and their two children llble self-Incrimination. was elected commlssion.er in I The budget has $11.000 of its . Slate Highway Im prove ments clerk 's bond and waterwork~ a~ Soviet delegation arrived today !_~~-~~ - ~~ -~~meroy, t,, 'W ··"*'.'''P''i!H1ft?U.~1:fi. <'.'·;<•.• ~,'~"~the 1962 _general elec!l_on . He I total m the Water fund and $27,-! Fund - EmployPes $500, mat- sessme nl $63.14. new conf>l uc~ in North Viet Nam after ai was a _Sahsbury t?wnshlp trus~ 18S in operating funds. A brea k- I e'rials $500. tion and emergenc1es $1.104 '16, brief slop in Peking which saw lee prtor to runnmg for com· down shows: I Serviee Fund --Siretl repai' Revenue bonds $4.962 50. "' "'' the Russians and Chinese ComIDISS ion~r. h General Fund - Count'il $720. ~ $10.000. street cleanmg $500. 1ment bonds $1 ,500, trustee St:rmunist! trade cold shoulders. A nahve of t. e county ' Mr. Mayor $300, clerk $300, treas- I buildings and rentl!t $1.000, new : Vi (' e $75. The official Soviet news agKarr was\ ~n ~D ~hom~oy H~ urer $200, solititor $2SO, repairs i construction $2.200 ' In other activity. ('OUncil deency Tass, which reported lht ~~s emp oye f y 25 e an ar d $1,100, legal odvertising $150, 1 Special Assessments - Sink- l•rmmed ro seek funds to rom· arrival said "a big welcome'' David Koble'ntz, 1 Chester 1 com tlp~ny or It· yeafrs an Marshal Salary and expense3 [. ing fun d $1.500, interest on plete its water system Into the t h' I d presen y " a par . tme armer. "00 f d t b b d $ 37 . was being readied by the North DF.S MOINES, Iowa (UPI) _G raham Jeambrey nev· own_s 1p trustee, w~s e ecte Commissioner K~:~rr is a mem- ~ , 1re epar men~ $100, pu -1 on s I. ~ 5. . 1 newl y anne~red Sf'C'I ton of 1b~: Vietnamese Communists. er forgot that day in 1955 when a gunman robbed him prestdent of the Metgs Couny ber of the Pomeroy United lie employees rettrement sy Water r und - Offtce expen· ! town . The board of publil' alof his last dime. The 44-year-old salesn:\n was 350 miles Trostees and Clerks Assoe1a· Melhudist church, Middleport tern $190, construction $800, ses $250. employees $1.320, 1fmrs operate• lhe water sy•MOSCOW - A ~~·POW· from home when It happened. bon Thursday nl&ht at tho Sec· Masonic Lodge No. 363 F 1o A. - - - - ~ ·-- -- - -- tern . ered Sov•ef delegatton ted by ."I Bwore then that i! I ever got a chance to take a ond Ward Ftre bouse In Pomc. M. and of lhe Meigs County v,g ,l Walker of Bashan ask· Communist party leader Leo- crack' at 3 robber 1 was g 0 . , ·~~ ----------..,.. -·--- r_oy. F~m Bureau . He served ~ lf.t·ounci l i~ mterested i~ sell15 old Brezhnev ant! the defense mg to do it," he satd. [shoof. The other two robbers Other new officers elected years as a Middleport VolWI· [ '"8. Its old ftre truck. 1\alker and foreign ministers left Mos- 040 zu vz Robbery I· 7d , fled, leaving behind their ' were Oscar Babcock, Olive teer fireman. c~h I JndiCaled ff'SI.dents of t~e Basb.. cow today for the Far East as He got his chance Wednesday companion, Dwain lvor Sholar, I twp. trustee as vice president ; Mr. Karr IS the first Meigs an area are mtPrested m formKremlin trouble shooter Alex.- night, when he foil ed,& robberyi30, a paro_Jee f~om . California's . Clarence Lawrence, clerk of county Cflfldidate to announce 1 mg a volunteer department The ander N. Shelepin arrived in attempt wilh a broken, unload· San Quen tm Pnson. ILebanon twp. as secretary , and for public oHice in 1966. . . . 1proposal ":as taken under st~dy . Hanoi with rocket and arma- ed revolver. Since then, he [ Jearn bey said he risked his ! Arthur Orr, Chester twp. tru sAllhough there ,was no. vehlr- i ~as InJured and no cha rge wa s 1 Al~en Lipscomb . wa ~ elel'tt>d ments ex.perts. said, he has been deluged with , life "to show there were a few tee, as executive comiiUtteele contact. the St~te ~lghwa~. Ifll_:_d. I pres~dent of council. Others at· The Tass news agency said telephone calls. "Some of them Citizens left with backbone and man. , patrol reported an accident at l he patrol reported the re-1lendmg were Mayor Herman the Brezhnev group left by said l ~" an idiot to get spunk. The only reason punks Bernard Fultz, prosecuting at· ' fl.' " pdrr:c Thu,rsdlahy onl Ht. tlh, corveryl 9'a9bo~t d5 atom!. Thutrs;,lay ' Londhon, Cd'tecr·k RIC!hard Duck· train for the Peoples Republic mvolvt'd.' he sa id. •get away Wllh this is because to t k f 1ve an ur1ee- en s m1 e11 sou o a ,) ror , s en 1:1 ,"";ew wort an ounc1 men Arthur of Mongolia .. lhe sprawling COUll- Jeambey was shopping In a people stand around." a ':.!;ti~a:t~~:d r~ 0 or Gallipolis. I Phila~~lphia at 1: 45 a.m. Thurs Sylvesler, Troy Zwilling, wI I· try which hes _as a ~uffer be-, supermarket when three gun- Wh en Jt was all over, he said, bers. Honorary memhers mak· A truck operated by Ray \ day . I he car was Ju~t off Rt. ham Hayes and Robert Williett. tween t~e So~let Umcm and men walked in and announced !lomeone thanked him and ing brief talks were Ralph PLEASANT - . St~te Greene. 38, c t:veland, Tenn .. 7 south or Tuppers ~lams Tlwre i Commurust Chma. stickup. He slippf'd out to hi s gave him a dime for a .::up of Werry J d J h B Pohce are rnvestlgatmg and a car dnven by Hergron were no apprehensiOns. Tht:' car got a broken empty 321coffee. H F u !e ~I 0 a~~· ~ two breaking and enterings oc- Collier, 55. Barboursville, Ky . 1 lheft Is still under investiga-[ WASHINGTON- VICE PRES- caUi.<r automatic ' pislol a~d s onwaE 1 raL 'k eaEnoEr Foil. curnng Wednesday night !ale both were southbound. accord-· tion. 1 0 • WASHINGTON -VICE PR ' uc K e, · Sr· e d. , or ear 1Y Tb urs day mornmg. · · to oIf'1cers. Greene over tOOI\ Other arrests by the patiCtl l R ld ·Casually re-entered the store. J rod Chveyn mg 1 ent Rubert H. Humphrey, ' . Robert ~::k · arr, · an Roosevelt School, Rt. 2, Pt. and pasoed Coll ier. but ··ut in Thursday included : Dennis who has known !rustralloh· bul Then he )ammed the empty · Preasont was entered by break. , too qut'cklv and Coll1er went I 'I ·K· 18 D xt f I · · · t th 'b f h Retiring · 'd nt 1 th . · .· ·" c mney, . e er. no mu ·, not Iost his bo unce, IS entertng gun m o e rl s o one of t e . . . pres I e 0 e as ing out windows in the rear ef 1 off the righl side of the high· f1 ·t.ed t0 M · t · ·t · 1966 with one ob 'ective - "to bandits and threatened to socwhon Js Warden OUrs and . . I . .. er, ct · elgs coun Y cout [ h l Fed Lefh 't ' ti I I the school. Reported lllJSStng , way te avoid a colliSIOn. Jan 14 Walter Draper 37 Gal0 be worthry of thhiB kohf~ice. "h presrldent 'R e1' "h re tsr ng v ce was several March of Dimes Collier's car strurk a con- lipoiis 'passing over th'e y'ellow i Hump ev aoo IS ead .. h · 0 J • served b Roeresmen nd · wererlde rs. Amoun 11 O money con· crete CU1Vert resu 1hng In eavy line. Cited to municipal cour t Mrs. June Lee, guldant.'e and grinned at the mention. of t'n y Ia Neutzling and talned in the folders 11 oot damage to the vehicle. He was J 7 w1II d G c 22 G· 1- ro'.:.nselor at Southern High speculation that he must pohsh Dwight Parker. known . . . I .an.. · ar . · ox, ' a his polilica! !rna~ If he is to not tOJured. . hpo hs. follow,ng too close ly, School, today announced a new e-... • . i Fred Harmon's Service StaThe' patrol c1ted Grt>ene to cited to municipal court Jan occupational fil-e is available ia coon ter th e high optnton poll The Racine emergency squad t' Rt 2 . 1 ed 1. rati of Seo Robe t F K U'1it ended 1965 in the red by Postal aerkship ,. Jon. . ' was a so en er municlpal court today on a 7· and Edgar R Mahan 20 the school library ror the USI dy "t,N V ;,1 thi~k ibe e:; 1170.01 , it was reported today. during the same hours. Entry charge of cutting in too quick- Gallipolts, speedmg, cited Ja n: of students and adults m lhl Exams Announced Iwas gamed by forcmg open the ly after passing. He posted bond . 3 area. po!Jtics for me ts to be a good F.xpenses were $645.40 and (ron! door of the slat,on Re- c db N1 0 · The occupational library provice president,'' be said in an receipts Including Royal Crown NEW HAVEN - The Post ported miSSing was cJgar~ttes ars rJven Y e son · vides current mformation about Interview Thursday. "I hope to MASON - Funeral services pop boUle caps, were $475.39. Offtet> De.p.artmont. Is announc· , ' Watson. 53, Raeme, and Roy . candy and food stuffs. Winebrenner 73 Syracuse C~'despecific jobs. Tilt; f1 te was prolng l (Continued 011. Page Two) for Mrs. Catherine Zerkle, 79, Mem bers said, however, donaa c1v1 service examma• ·, ' ·· . vided by the SOuthern Local of Hartford, who died at her tions of past yean ~de 1t tion for the position of substiswiped at 7·10 .am. Thur-sddy 1 School Board . residence early lhis morning possible for the orgonlza ·on to tute postal elerk in tho New on Rt. 124 in Syracuse with mod. The file adds a lar~e nurn· will be held Sunday afternoon have an overall balanc of Haven Post Office. erate damage to both. No one her of pamphlf' ts, oocupational at 2 p.m. at Foglesong Funeral $484.27. Starling oalary ls liBted at brit"fs, reprints and poster maborne. The Rev. Marvan Frame The unit answered 170 calls, $2.57 per hour w th ln· terials to material already 8· will officiale and burial will be and traveled 5,500 milee, doD>t· [ creases up 1e $7,1162 per year. vailable. Additional accuratto an in Graham cemetery. ing 1,435 manhours. ApPhcatwn For?' 5000 AB, Pr. PLEASANT - Dennis Rio Grande College has re- useful information alxlul jobs She was born Feb. 8 1836 at B kdo f 11 sho ed 51 wh1eh must be ftled, con be Bush 19 Hogsell bas been rea wn G ca s w obtamcd at the New Have ' ' ' · reived a $2,(KM) "package" of and opportunities wlll be ft!'0 Hartford, the daughter of the answered in Letart lownship, . n arrested by the Shenlf'i deceiwd each month from t h 1 visual education equipment as late Isaiah and Mary Baker ,, 10 · Leb "' · s 11 24 Posl Offtce. Applicants must partment for assault and bat· ~ anon, .. m u on, actually rest'd 'thin th del' a grant from the 3M Company, publishers of the file to keep PT. PLEASANT - The na· Gibbs, and was also preceded in Racine vtflage, four in Syra· e WI • IV· tery and hil and run. He was St. Paul, Minn. it up-to-dale. Uon's big cities are oot the only In death by her husband, Stew· euse village and one each in eberyhoarea of the post office or also charged with failure to The equipment was presentSchool officials invite parents, 'th a growm ' g wa t . 1963 ' na ftde patrons of the o(. I ld . ht r on"" laced Wl • ar , '" · Middleport and Jackson Coun- f . . Ye r1g - o · way · students, out-of-sch00 l youlta ed to the Coli eeaanawas g l rd ter shorlage. Mason County She is survived by two sonns, ty. w. va., two in Salisbury '~inFurther mformation re· All three charges were the , luncheon Jan. 5. William C. and all other Interested parttea Health Departmenl also bas Donald, of Hartford and Lester, township lour In Olive Twp gbe btg· tedhe examination. may aftermath of an automobile ac· 0 make use or the occupat1onal one. ' in Chester Twp. ., am at the post offtce. e1'den t Wednesday a1 7= •• I Cyrus, branch man~r. and to oI Mason, Iour gran.dch'ldr 1 en, and thret' ~• p. m. kit to help answer their vocaAn estlmated 56 per cent of oae brother, lsalah Gtbbs or A unit spokesman urged per· en Rt. 2, four mlles south of Mr. E M. Overholt, visual pro- tiona! and occupation al quetducts representative of 3M Buspnvate residence• have unsafe Hartford; two sisters, M r s. sons seeking service of the DANCE TONIGHT 1Pt. Pleasanl resulting in ai>' iness Products Sales, Inc., Hunt- tiotu1. or queetlonab!e water supphe.s. Blanche Ridenour of Hartford unit to give the location, na- There will be 1 donee from proximately $500 property ington, W. Va., presented the Sections of the eounty bave dif- and Mrs. Edna Rogers of Ches· lure of call and how lo gel ro I until 11 tonight at tht Racine damagt. . . equipment. Firing of Gun i8 fleulti"'! in obtaining potable wa· fer, W. Va. the scene. Phone numbers for Junior High School bulldllll un. Acrordlng to lhe lnvesltgation The gra nl consists if all rna· Being Investigated ter. This se<tion ol the st~te Friends may caU at the Fo- calls placed to the Racine emer· der spon!Orship of the Racine ~eport Houston Mar•· 56, Hunl· bas pol exper~eneed much rain· g!esong funeral home anytime gency squad are 949-3471, 949- Senior class. The Jays will lllgton, was travehng north on tenals needed for using Ibis Tho Meigs County Sheriff'! fall or soow this fall and winter after noon Saturday. emcee. Everyone 11 welcome. Rl. 2 when a car driven by type of visual aid. Rio Grande department today is investigat2794 or 94 9- 3131. lltd many ciBtema are low. Bush backed out onto the hlgbCollege Is one of .approxlmately ing the firing of a gun some1bls situation creates a deway In fronl of Mays, causing 700 teacher lraJrung colleges time Thursday that d11100ged a mand lor lranaported water for the ears to sideswipe. Bush in lhe United States which is re- car parked near Tuppers Plains, domesUc purposes. Tbe Mason then drove on but came back ceiving equipment grants from Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbac~ County Health Department act. and assaulted May•. the 3M Company aa part ol this said bullet holes were dlscoY. CLARENCE FElL InC on the dlrectioo of the Slate FLAT ROCK, N. C. mPI) - people will live on.' Thanks to produced him. program. ered in headlights, the hood, Depatlment o1 Satlltary Eng!· Presidential good wishes, a new yoo, the people live on with a , And ACCEPTS COMPROMISE aarenee w. Fetl, • Batlvo and the windshield of the parlio aeeriJ11 will require aU partiea book and a rare sleak be!ped deeper Insight Into their nalton now, lR return, "" say Pauline Huddlelton Great. of lrollloll, bao beea promol· COONHUNTERS TO MEET ed cor owned by Harold Fift, engqed in tr...parting water American literary glant Carl their fellow citizens and the~ 'happy 8Bth birlhda)'' to you. It house, seeking a divorle de- ed to tbe . . . posittoa ol ..... The Meigs C<>unty Coonilunt· Tuppers Plains. for ptlahlo purpose~ to regis- Sandburg celebrate biB 88th own !nilerenl dignity. dOI!8 not rlng wlth poetry, built eree mod!fieation in Meigs ager ot dlvillon oporatlona for ers Associat on wU! hold its 1 let Wltb the MIISOII County birthday at his mountain home •y pok to th 1 co~ from deep within County Common Pleas Court OIIIo Power Co. He blo been regular meeting tonight at 7:30 UNIT CALLED 00 s Health Departm t Th rsda e m 0 ver~e, natton'a heart " ' en · u . Y· you sang to them of their · In a petilton against CecU Hod- regional manger bt ebarge at the clubhouse on Snow Ball The Racine emergency unit In order to aeeun a permit, In hts telegram to tho white- traditions,. the President aald Sandburg received 110 Y!Jitors dleston, has accepted a earn- of oompuy oporallona Ill dlv~ Hill. Election of officet'l will was calld a\ 10:40 a.m. Thurs. any pel'8011 operating water haired Pulitzer Prlze.wlnning ' · and apent mucb ol the day in promise by accepl!ng 2\la aem •loa• beaclqaarter• Ill be held . Everyone Is welcome day for Winnie Dailey, Old Por~ trl!llpOrtatioa equipment must Lincoln biographer and poet, "You ""'le to !bern of bed reading a book-'"l'he of land in Florida according Nowarlt, Zlaes•UI• attd Port•· to attend. but only coonbunters land-Racine road. Sht was meet requ!rementt outlined by Pt;esldenl Johnson said: Lincoln's Jre8lnesl and of the America of Ctr! Sandbur&.'' by to an entry ln Clerk of CoUIU moatb He will retobt ._ ef. may hold office. Plans will be taken to Veterans Memorial bostilt Healtb Department. 'You one. wrote tbal tho areameaa ol tilt !and thai Hazel B. Durnell. Eveqa Lucke'• llfllct. floe III lllenrk. mado for a ahootlne matdl. pill! aa a medica! pallfiiL rd Sk111 !.ttwd pr. ' c' P!. Dress and Sport Shoes pr. '' ,, j WOMEN'S $2.88 2 I I' I Includes Remodeling Work, Other District Additions ' ' ' •· ' ;- - • . Is argedt0 c·Utt.tng-In . JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Sire 4 to 10 _ I at !•I I 1 a: $12·88 pr. Goodrich Reg . $18.95 ' \ '' \ ) I >II ,,.. ., - l Rr.h ,·:l "H•pplneu Htadqu•rtert' ' ./ .. , 'J chool Aske 1. 9 Million for J' ~- FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 220 .; 7- ? 7 ~ ~~ . 1.,===,.....,.....,.__.,.,._ gYALI1Y en tine Dnoted To T'M lnUraU Of The Mei11-Maton .4rN 18.9 <: -, �.I------ ,. , "' t-DaHy SeaUue~ POmeroy-Middleport, 0., Jaa. 7, 1984 New York Remains Crippled lly Strike .' . I ~ D&lly Capitol Comment, E~ents Society Notes By WUliam S. Wldte 1 ~entlnel, Pomeroy-Mlddl•port, ll .. Jan. belted Jon.1 ~~-5 7, and beat Leh1gli 64·52. Zips Record Eighth Cage Triumph,.Trip Hiram 71-59 Att STARS Akron ls back ln tho driver'•[ S<ots trail Otterbein, unbeaten j point lead and opened up a 37· with ZJ seconds left to play FINEST seat in the Ohio Conference bas- in four OC starts. 123 rt»1rgin aver the Terriers,[ that was the g.;~ me. ketbaU race, but tho Zips are ij Other octlon tonight will have now 3-5, at the half. Bill Turner Moins Harvey led the entire doubtless looking over their Defiance at Spring Harbor, had 25 points for the winners fi rst h<'llf. bu1 Marietta came ~bouldero these days. !Mich.), Rio Grande at Walsh, and Jim Wartsler t9 for Hiram. back from a 52-'14 secolld Right behind them are Otter~ and Case meeting We-stern Re- The Bearcats' win was their defl tJ I as .lark Marks tied the ONE-DAY SERVICI bein ud Wooster, both ready serve while John Carroll faces nlntb in 10 games and the1r fifth score a1 85-<d1 with 35 seconds ON REQUEST to step 1<1 the fore should the Bethany ia 1 pair of Preslde•ts in a row. Don Rolfes had a ca· left as he hit five points in a defending oo-champlona slum· Conference games. Ireer high of 30 points, 20 of row. Trrn Wolter then llole the Big John Milhoan's 33 points paced Firestone 500 ble. Akron's win WBS only one of them in the first half, for Cin- ball , hi! a layup and added 1 to a 92-87 win over McClellan's of Oak Hill last night in Akron gavo no hint of stum- four games played Thursday cinn·oti. peir of lree throws fur lho PI· CINnero e Pomeroy Gallipolis Independent Basketball League play at Washbling in downing Hiram 7h'i9 night. Cincinnati nicked North The winners owned a !2-2S j oneers. Dick Lowar of Marietta I Uoo Our P- Parkl!ll 1M lngton School. It was the first overtime contest of the Thursday night. It was the un- Texas State, 62-57, In the Mis- edge et the half and in the first and Roger Hart ror the visitors iCason. defeated Zips' eighth win. souri Valley Conference opeper six minutes after intermission . had 20 points ear h. Jolin Kamanski's 37 poinlll Tonight Wooster, 5-! ill the for both; Cedarville edged Wil· built the gap to 44--30. The Wilmington led most of aM: . Bill Francis' 25 were bigh periods. the score was knotted "Have you been at my vitamiJl.. League with the lone loss bemg mington, 76-71 and Marietta Eagles' man-to-man defense game, but Larry Richardson's THE BEST for"'llcCiellan's. Melvin Carter 79-19. pill jar llllaiJI'•• , ' to the Zlpo at Akron, plays host audged Morris Harvey 8~85. eventually cut the difference to jump shot put Cedarville ahead , ood 1!_ Firestone led 41-53 at Don Magnani, former AU • • ' to an Ohio Wesleyan team thst Ztpo AU Tbe Way 61).67, but at that point Dale w stay at 71-69 after a 49-4e lie ' the half but McClellan's took SEOAL and ex-Rio Grande Col· has lost three in a row. The Tbe Zips took an earl7 10- Abshire missed a free throw at the half. AI Knott had 211 over li7-M at the end of lhrao ege Redman. was second high points for the winners and Ron periods. At the end of four for Firestone and teammate TONIGHT'S GAMEs Daniels tbe same for tho losing ARE AT Paul Wickline added 13. team. Leaguo leading G & J Auw Middleport at Athens - - - -- - - - - - Firestone 500, Elberfelds Win SHIRT FINISHING SERVIa I ', /. Robinson's 1 !bel College Sc ores Hollis's 21 Leads Frosh To 52 ,.f9 Basketball wm· BearcatS . MmOPOLITAN MOTORS won on a forfeit over Weiher's Jackson at GallipoliJ of Gallipolis, and kept an un· -'j! Logan at Wellstml ill b\M!ished iHl record. Fireswne College BallkelboD llesulls Nelsonville at Pomeroy stayed In S<lCOid with an 3-1 11f IJaltod Press IDterullonal my HoiiiJ wtlli 11 polntl Bufflngtoa. Southwestern at Hannan Traoe record. East led tho Middleport lrtoluruln By Qum1erlc N. Gallia at Kyger Croek SEI THESI! ,.,.., Elberfeld's of Pomeroy down- Army !4 Lehigh ft2 boslretball team to Ill third vic- Point .. . ... .. .. • . • s 18 :15 49 Prlllcoton at Pl. Pleasant ed Dunlop's of Pl. Pleasant 69- Duquesne 74 luna 57 tory in oix starts TI\aroday If. MilS .. _.... .. ... .. g 21 38 52 Wahama at Eastern 55 in the nightcap. Dunlop's Amherst 91 Brandeis till ter school at Middleport over . Rutland at McArthur 1964 RAMBLER led 19-16 at the end of the first Salem St. 88 P\ymth St. 119 the Point Ploasant Fr..h, ~~9. Point, Mcllermlnt 1>-3-l~, Oak Hill at Rock Hill 6 4. Dr. Cla.,lc Sedan perilld but the Pomeroy five Maine 93 New Hampshire 88 Pete McDermtnt ol Point Statts. t·!-5, Lilly 2• 1 ~• Head 9- Symmes Valley at Coal Grove By Untred Press International · ·t 'lh 0-0, Rice 0.().(), Krebs 0-0-0, Custom. Auto. R&H. . h f h took over 36-29 ·at the half and NYU 104 West Virginia 91 was hJg or t e VJSI ors WI G . . :SATURDAY'S GAMES Tay Baker, a "sixth man" os One local owner. Like arrett 0-0.0, C1vms 1-0-2, • , _ . • .. . Ied 48·46 at the en d of lhre~ • Bl ooms burg 94 susque hanm B9 t5. . rimm 2_04 Sayer l-0-2 er- Athens at Columbus Eastrnoor an underg1 udu.1h, 1 ~ ~o . 1 to new. Coach Aaron Buffington's ' ' tlle (", lfl{.·tnn(l-t·I nnf'rlfC.J , -ts, wh0 I• Peri.ods . I· Tri.ni·ty (Conn) 84 Tufts 76 . rard 0-2-2 Towne 11. n 12 Totals Gallipolis at Pt Pleasant f Jd' s Albn y.Sl . IN .Y). 71 Osw•o MHS boys led at all !he periOd !9-ll-4 • ~ ' have corne a-1 ne • un der 1li·S H·gh J scorers for Elb ere "' 66 Kyger Creek at- Middleport 1964 RAMBLER 9 were Ned Swindell with 18, Ua\e , AssumptiOn 83 Wrcstr Tech 73 breaks!, bbut 1 - rehmarkhably . Zanesville Rosecrans at Radne leadership. 6 4 Dr. American Ita. Harrisoh 16, Harold Brown and Dcknsn 97 Ji'rnkln&Mrshl ~ enoug l Y on Y t e t ree MHS Hollls 5-11-21 Rice ().0- E Baker ' who nrvC'r ~ tarted ror , Wag. Standard Trans. · ed · · · ' ' astern at South western ' Hob Eastman each wllh liJ.IBryant 103 Ben!ley 87 pomt ge they flmshed wtth . O, Ingels 2-2~6, Hoffner 1~2-4, North Gallia .cmd Wilton Cnl'nnat but was regarded as 1 R&J-1. One owner. An· Butch Newton led Dunlop 's wnh Boston St. 81 Gorham St. 61 Iht was 9-t6, 2bl-18,kand 38-35 at Haggerty 3+7, Demoskey 5-4- Coal Grove at Oak HiU a va hJ<Jb!e subst!tu1e during his 1 other one like new. 1 18, Dan Tarbett h<~d 16, and Monmouth 87 P::lterson St. 48 e quarer ;ea s. 14. Totals 16--20-52. undergraduate d<Jy~. teok O\'er , Richard Franklin 11. I Providence 87 Mass. 73 Hollis had five field goals a team whoch lost season won ' 1962 RAMBLER Fireslone !92) - B. Brown , ~ Carnegie Tech 93 Grov eCty 84 and 11 free throws . . "H~ played Officials, L. Raker and R. TWO MORE HONORS Jl4 and dropped 12, considered VB Ambassador 4 Dr. 2-5-9; P. Smith, 3·2-8; P. FraMidwest a whale of a game, sa1d Coach Vaughan. poor for C incinn<~t, the NAA · Auto. R&H. P. steering. ley, 4-1-9; P. Wickline. 6-l-1.1; ! llr:~dley 91 Wichita St 86 ATHENS. Ohio (UP! I- ase 1champs in 1!!61 and 1962. Clean and nice. Anoth· er clean one owner Milhoan. 11 ·11-33; M"gnani , 9·' Whealon 60 Lake r'orest 41 ball coach Bob Wren of The 12th-ranked He<ore•ols 0-18: Abels, I-Q.2. Towls, ~6 • w. 111. 84 S.E. Me. at University this month will fou ght olf a late rally by the Rambler. 2o-~2. St. Louis 60 Drake &4 ~p two more honors for Eagles, who narrowed the gap 1 1961 RAMBLER \lcClellan's (37) - M. Car· Quincy JOl St. Ambrose 76 Jng the bbcat. 00 a to three Wilh 15 seeonds left. 6 4 Dr. Classic Sla Wag ter, 4-3-11 : M. Elcess. J-1-7; ll.' Morietta 89 Morris Harvey 85 a~e can Conference titie in 1965 and Jerry Couzins !ben sank a patr Auto. Trans. Ono local Francis, 8·9-25: Kam<1nski. lS.. I c~darville 76 Wilmington 71 r,. . ., a sch.al record of 2.3 consecu- of free U1rows to notch the Runs flne. owner. 1-37; R. Moses, 2-3-7. Totais,l Akron 11 lliram 59 Gallia Academy High School's cated directly behind _the foot- tivo wins. 62-57 v;ctory for Cmcinnatl. 3>-17-87. I St. Thos_ (Minn.) 65 Sl.Mrys 59 basketball team will travel to ball field . It has a seatmg ca~a- Wren will be bonored n olther MVC actiOn Eld1960 RAMBLER Score by quarters : Concrdi.a (Ind.) 87 Hntngtn iS Pt. Pl~asan~ Saturday night city f~r 1.'800 persons. to- tO in Wasbjngton, D. C., by ridge Webb scored 2ll points to VB Ambassador 4 Dr. fire<>tone ... . 12 41 ~R 79 92 South whe~e the Big Blacks and Blue .ca~hpohs (not ~Oimtirtg the l Amencan Association of ~wer Tulsa to an 84-79 victory A hando0111o btltlold, oxSta. Wag. Full power. McClellan's....., 14 5~ 79 871West. Md. 88 Wash. <.:oll. 67 ~vll~ are scheduled to ta~.gle mght s ~arne) will ent~ Pt liege BasebaU Coaches 0\'er Loul svJi il', and <J basket Clean and nice. Anothpotdy uafted In line loath· Elberfclds (69 - G. Collms•IErskme 72 Pfeiffer 70 Wtimith ~ac!b• other ror the II'S! pbalttle With al2-4.~or . "NCAA Distnct 4 Coach of and two free throws by er one loeal owner er. Unique credential cas• 4-1 -9; Brm~n. 5-0~10;. R. East~ Lncln Mem. 63 Emry&HRry et e ID iJ years. easant JS. a so .- on y " Oh' lnd' RRineberg gave St. LoUJs a Rambler. holds r:~nd Nutantly disploya man , 4-2-10: N. Swmdell, 9-0- Virginia Tech 88 Richmor.d 73 Last time these two foes met[season.. , M~:l~igan. ~ne~:;a, triumpb 0\·er Drake. S.. All The- Abo.,.. One on the court was on Jen. 25, Countmg a 64-63 overtime wia , d I ak the Sixth-rankcti Providence 16catdoand photos. Makoo ?.8: D. Harnson .. 7-2-IS; P. Col- Georgia Tech 87 Clemson 72 Owner Atmblers, Bought I InS, 2-Q-4; K. Caldwell, 1-{1-2. Llvingslone 76 Fayetteville 6t 1~7.•That game was played ~nl over their Alumni, the Biglan owa m :e up loped MaSStlchusetts 87-73 _o ptrfocl glft1 From Mttropollttn Mot. Totals 32 5 69 Point 1 old gym. The ! Blacks ar_e 2-4 on the season_. Thtt Columbus burly Mike Riord.:m netted _;_ , -·:, B G I W .Va. Tech 70 Conc"Ord 60 B! k th t b ttl 0 1 h h h on 1nd Traded In .,. DIIIIILJP s 5,;:~[ - .• rcen ee, LoyolJI {Md.) 91 Mt.St.Mrys 84 ac 8 won a a e, n r trmmp over a lg Club will honor him at its pomls and hauled down 17 New Ramblers. 5.00 lo 10.,00 3-(].6: D. Tarbell, B-0-26 ; H. New· Glenville 96 Solem 82 Before the home - and· home S<hool five came B!l"insl Mil· nual all . sporto dinner on. 21 ,..bounds. ton. 1-4-18; J. Ury, 2-U-4; H. Potomac 78 Johnstown 116 series with the West Virglntaos ton Dee, 211, by a_9t-78 ooual for his IT yean of . Mal Graham, the oation's Franklin, 4-3-11. Totals, 24-7 - B I S 102 AI C II was dropped, Pt. _Pleasant had Pt Pleasant lost Il~ opener to coaching during whlch be ninth leading ocorer, pumped rmng 1m Oil a. o . 88 piled up 21 victones agamat 19 , Prmc~ton, 97-65. Ripley upset compiled a record of 306 in 30 (.HIImts and held West 5~ \core by quarters : D. Lipscomb 99 Florence 72 setbacks. the D1ck Hortonmen 72-67, and and. lOT losses. VirgJrua·s prize !IOphomore Ron , Eberfeld's . .. .. _ 16 36 48 69 Samford 76 Cumberland n Tbe reserve game II ocbed- Barboursville, ranked loth in Williams 00 12 as New York ' Dunlop's GUilford !16 Catawba 75 uled for 6 p. m. Saturdoy. Tbe A ball In West VIrginia, Un versiiy drubbed the 1 19 29 46 55 'Your Rambler Duler"' Standings Blhvn 77 Sthwstrn (Tenn.) 68 varsity battlo wlll commence tho Blacks 84-02 111d 112FIGHT 1\ESULTS lalneers t04. 9f Phone WY 2·3870 Team W L' Southwell at 7:30 p. m. (Weat Virginia . By Unit.. Prep llltemadonal In oltler acll~n, Georg ia Tech Ohio .r. & J Auto ........ . , . 9 0 . Tulsa 84 Louisville 711 gsmes Alwa)'l begin ona • half Probable startero fir Coach TOKYO (UP!) _ ripped Clemson 87- 72, Ol<laho600-606 E. Main 11. Pomeroy ' Firestone __ .... ...... 8 II Cincinnall 82 No. Tex. St. 5'7 bopurloaPtrller !~an Ohio ls Horton's squad are Jim Stoots, Takayama rna City blasted Loyola of the 112 Japan Po 1M roy "-----=="----..---., 1 essant1 new gym 1>-1 . junior and Joe Smith, fi-9 with Bo>eodT Hay~se, 112 ,' South 105-811. Texas Wes.t.ern Elberfeld'• •• .. •••• _. 3 4 semor at the guard positions! (W) wNih:IJiPII!pe~d~Se~o~t~tle~7&-64~:_·~D'J>uqljlue':"snOEe'illllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllll!l!!!!!!!l! Weiher's ..... .... - ... 3 4 Okla. City 105 Loyola !La.) 88 Gsry Marllhout, 1-2 oemor, cea· Dun lop's ............ 2 7 Texas CoiL Tl Filltson 84 Butch Call, 8-Z senior and McClellan's ..... ..... . I 7 St. Mrys (Tex .• M Cr]>o CrsU Bill Stricken, 6-4 seniO!', fO!'- LOS ANGELES (UP!) Oflicial scorekeeper, P b I I Midwestern 112 LeTourneau 56 George (Scrap Iron) John1on, I Skidmore; or1icials, Sonny E. New Mex. 90 Wayland 81 Expeered to oee plenty of 212, Oklahoma City, drew Smith and Bob Burchett. 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Zips Record Eighth Cage Triumph,.Trip Hiram 71-59 Att STARS Akron ls back ln tho driver'•[ S<ots trail Otterbein, unbeaten j point lead and opened up a 37· with ZJ seconds left to play FINEST seat in the Ohio Conference bas- in four OC starts. 123 rt»1rgin aver the Terriers,[ that was the g.;~ me. ketbaU race, but tho Zips are ij Other octlon tonight will have now 3-5, at the half. Bill Turner Moins Harvey led the entire doubtless looking over their Defiance at Spring Harbor, had 25 points for the winners fi rst h<'llf. bu1 Marietta came ~bouldero these days. !Mich.), Rio Grande at Walsh, and Jim Wartsler t9 for Hiram. back from a 52-'14 secolld Right behind them are Otter~ and Case meeting We-stern Re- The Bearcats' win was their defl tJ I as .lark Marks tied the ONE-DAY SERVICI bein ud Wooster, both ready serve while John Carroll faces nlntb in 10 games and the1r fifth score a1 85-<d1 with 35 seconds ON REQUEST to step 1<1 the fore should the Bethany ia 1 pair of Preslde•ts in a row. Don Rolfes had a ca· left as he hit five points in a defending oo-champlona slum· Conference games. Ireer high of 30 points, 20 of row. Trrn Wolter then llole the Big John Milhoan's 33 points paced Firestone 500 ble. Akron's win WBS only one of them in the first half, for Cin- ball , hi! a layup and added 1 to a 92-87 win over McClellan's of Oak Hill last night in Akron gavo no hint of stum- four games played Thursday cinn·oti. peir of lree throws fur lho PI· CINnero e Pomeroy Gallipolis Independent Basketball League play at Washbling in downing Hiram 7h'i9 night. Cincinnati nicked North The winners owned a !2-2S j oneers. Dick Lowar of Marietta I Uoo Our P- Parkl!ll 1M lngton School. It was the first overtime contest of the Thursday night. It was the un- Texas State, 62-57, In the Mis- edge et the half and in the first and Roger Hart ror the visitors iCason. defeated Zips' eighth win. souri Valley Conference opeper six minutes after intermission . had 20 points ear h. Jolin Kamanski's 37 poinlll Tonight Wooster, 5-! ill the for both; Cedarville edged Wil· built the gap to 44--30. The Wilmington led most of aM: . Bill Francis' 25 were bigh periods. the score was knotted "Have you been at my vitamiJl.. League with the lone loss bemg mington, 76-71 and Marietta Eagles' man-to-man defense game, but Larry Richardson's THE BEST for"'llcCiellan's. Melvin Carter 79-19. pill jar llllaiJI'•• , ' to the Zlpo at Akron, plays host audged Morris Harvey 8~85. eventually cut the difference to jump shot put Cedarville ahead , ood 1!_ Firestone led 41-53 at Don Magnani, former AU • • ' to an Ohio Wesleyan team thst Ztpo AU Tbe Way 61).67, but at that point Dale w stay at 71-69 after a 49-4e lie ' the half but McClellan's took SEOAL and ex-Rio Grande Col· has lost three in a row. The Tbe Zips took an earl7 10- Abshire missed a free throw at the half. AI Knott had 211 over li7-M at the end of lhrao ege Redman. was second high points for the winners and Ron periods. At the end of four for Firestone and teammate TONIGHT'S GAMEs Daniels tbe same for tho losing ARE AT Paul Wickline added 13. team. Leaguo leading G & J Auw Middleport at Athens - - - -- - - - - - Firestone 500, Elberfelds Win SHIRT FINISHING SERVIa I ', /. Robinson's 1 !bel College Sc ores Hollis's 21 Leads Frosh To 52 ,.f9 Basketball wm· BearcatS . MmOPOLITAN MOTORS won on a forfeit over Weiher's Jackson at GallipoliJ of Gallipolis, and kept an un· -'j! Logan at Wellstml ill b\M!ished iHl record. Fireswne College BallkelboD llesulls Nelsonville at Pomeroy stayed In S<lCOid with an 3-1 11f IJaltod Press IDterullonal my HoiiiJ wtlli 11 polntl Bufflngtoa. Southwestern at Hannan Traoe record. East led tho Middleport lrtoluruln By Qum1erlc N. Gallia at Kyger Croek SEI THESI! ,.,.., Elberfeld's of Pomeroy down- Army !4 Lehigh ft2 boslretball team to Ill third vic- Point .. . ... .. .. • . • s 18 :15 49 Prlllcoton at Pl. Pleasant ed Dunlop's of Pl. Pleasant 69- Duquesne 74 luna 57 tory in oix starts TI\aroday If. MilS .. _.... .. ... .. g 21 38 52 Wahama at Eastern 55 in the nightcap. Dunlop's Amherst 91 Brandeis till ter school at Middleport over . Rutland at McArthur 1964 RAMBLER led 19-16 at the end of the first Salem St. 88 P\ymth St. 119 the Point Ploasant Fr..h, ~~9. Point, Mcllermlnt 1>-3-l~, Oak Hill at Rock Hill 6 4. Dr. Cla.,lc Sedan perilld but the Pomeroy five Maine 93 New Hampshire 88 Pete McDermtnt ol Point Statts. t·!-5, Lilly 2• 1 ~• Head 9- Symmes Valley at Coal Grove By Untred Press International · ·t 'lh 0-0, Rice 0.().(), Krebs 0-0-0, Custom. Auto. R&H. . h f h took over 36-29 ·at the half and NYU 104 West Virginia 91 was hJg or t e VJSI ors WI G . . :SATURDAY'S GAMES Tay Baker, a "sixth man" os One local owner. Like arrett 0-0.0, C1vms 1-0-2, • , _ . • .. . Ied 48·46 at the en d of lhre~ • Bl ooms burg 94 susque hanm B9 t5. . rimm 2_04 Sayer l-0-2 er- Athens at Columbus Eastrnoor an underg1 udu.1h, 1 ~ ~o . 1 to new. Coach Aaron Buffington's ' ' tlle (", lfl{.·tnn(l-t·I nnf'rlfC.J , -ts, wh0 I• Peri.ods . I· Tri.ni·ty (Conn) 84 Tufts 76 . rard 0-2-2 Towne 11. n 12 Totals Gallipolis at Pt Pleasant f Jd' s Albn y.Sl . IN .Y). 71 Osw•o MHS boys led at all !he periOd !9-ll-4 • ~ ' have corne a-1 ne • un der 1li·S H·gh J scorers for Elb ere "' 66 Kyger Creek at- Middleport 1964 RAMBLER 9 were Ned Swindell with 18, Ua\e , AssumptiOn 83 Wrcstr Tech 73 breaks!, bbut 1 - rehmarkhably . Zanesville Rosecrans at Radne leadership. 6 4 Dr. American Ita. Harrisoh 16, Harold Brown and Dcknsn 97 Ji'rnkln&Mrshl ~ enoug l Y on Y t e t ree MHS Hollls 5-11-21 Rice ().0- E Baker ' who nrvC'r ~ tarted ror , Wag. Standard Trans. · ed · · · ' ' astern at South western ' Hob Eastman each wllh liJ.IBryant 103 Ben!ley 87 pomt ge they flmshed wtth . O, Ingels 2-2~6, Hoffner 1~2-4, North Gallia .cmd Wilton Cnl'nnat but was regarded as 1 R&J-1. One owner. An· Butch Newton led Dunlop 's wnh Boston St. 81 Gorham St. 61 Iht was 9-t6, 2bl-18,kand 38-35 at Haggerty 3+7, Demoskey 5-4- Coal Grove at Oak HiU a va hJ<Jb!e subst!tu1e during his 1 other one like new. 1 18, Dan Tarbett h<~d 16, and Monmouth 87 P::lterson St. 48 e quarer ;ea s. 14. Totals 16--20-52. undergraduate d<Jy~. teok O\'er , Richard Franklin 11. I Providence 87 Mass. 73 Hollis had five field goals a team whoch lost season won ' 1962 RAMBLER Fireslone !92) - B. Brown , ~ Carnegie Tech 93 Grov eCty 84 and 11 free throws . . "H~ played Officials, L. Raker and R. TWO MORE HONORS Jl4 and dropped 12, considered VB Ambassador 4 Dr. 2-5-9; P. Smith, 3·2-8; P. FraMidwest a whale of a game, sa1d Coach Vaughan. poor for C incinn<~t, the NAA · Auto. R&H. P. steering. ley, 4-1-9; P. Wickline. 6-l-1.1; ! llr:~dley 91 Wichita St 86 ATHENS. Ohio (UP! I- ase 1champs in 1!!61 and 1962. Clean and nice. Anoth· er clean one owner Milhoan. 11 ·11-33; M"gnani , 9·' Whealon 60 Lake r'orest 41 ball coach Bob Wren of The 12th-ranked He<ore•ols 0-18: Abels, I-Q.2. Towls, ~6 • w. 111. 84 S.E. Me. at University this month will fou ght olf a late rally by the Rambler. 2o-~2. St. Louis 60 Drake &4 ~p two more honors for Eagles, who narrowed the gap 1 1961 RAMBLER \lcClellan's (37) - M. Car· Quincy JOl St. Ambrose 76 Jng the bbcat. 00 a to three Wilh 15 seeonds left. 6 4 Dr. Classic Sla Wag ter, 4-3-11 : M. Elcess. J-1-7; ll.' Morietta 89 Morris Harvey 85 a~e can Conference titie in 1965 and Jerry Couzins !ben sank a patr Auto. Trans. Ono local Francis, 8·9-25: Kam<1nski. lS.. I c~darville 76 Wilmington 71 r,. . ., a sch.al record of 2.3 consecu- of free U1rows to notch the Runs flne. owner. 1-37; R. Moses, 2-3-7. Totais,l Akron 11 lliram 59 Gallia Academy High School's cated directly behind _the foot- tivo wins. 62-57 v;ctory for Cmcinnatl. 3>-17-87. I St. Thos_ (Minn.) 65 Sl.Mrys 59 basketball team will travel to ball field . It has a seatmg ca~a- Wren will be bonored n olther MVC actiOn Eld1960 RAMBLER Score by quarters : Concrdi.a (Ind.) 87 Hntngtn iS Pt. Pl~asan~ Saturday night city f~r 1.'800 persons. to- tO in Wasbjngton, D. C., by ridge Webb scored 2ll points to VB Ambassador 4 Dr. fire<>tone ... . 12 41 ~R 79 92 South whe~e the Big Blacks and Blue .ca~hpohs (not ~Oimtirtg the l Amencan Association of ~wer Tulsa to an 84-79 victory A hando0111o btltlold, oxSta. Wag. Full power. McClellan's....., 14 5~ 79 871West. Md. 88 Wash. <.:oll. 67 ~vll~ are scheduled to ta~.gle mght s ~arne) will ent~ Pt liege BasebaU Coaches 0\'er Loul svJi il', and <J basket Clean and nice. Anothpotdy uafted In line loath· Elberfclds (69 - G. Collms•IErskme 72 Pfeiffer 70 Wtimith ~ac!b• other ror the II'S! pbalttle With al2-4.~or . "NCAA Distnct 4 Coach of and two free throws by er one loeal owner er. Unique credential cas• 4-1 -9; Brm~n. 5-0~10;. R. East~ Lncln Mem. 63 Emry&HRry et e ID iJ years. easant JS. a so .- on y " Oh' lnd' RRineberg gave St. LoUJs a Rambler. holds r:~nd Nutantly disploya man , 4-2-10: N. Swmdell, 9-0- Virginia Tech 88 Richmor.d 73 Last time these two foes met[season.. , M~:l~igan. ~ne~:;a, triumpb 0\·er Drake. S.. All The- Abo.,.. One on the court was on Jen. 25, Countmg a 64-63 overtime wia , d I ak the Sixth-rankcti Providence 16catdoand photos. Makoo ?.8: D. Harnson .. 7-2-IS; P. Col- Georgia Tech 87 Clemson 72 Owner Atmblers, Bought I InS, 2-Q-4; K. Caldwell, 1-{1-2. Llvingslone 76 Fayetteville 6t 1~7.•That game was played ~nl over their Alumni, the Biglan owa m :e up loped MaSStlchusetts 87-73 _o ptrfocl glft1 From Mttropollttn Mot. Totals 32 5 69 Point 1 old gym. The ! Blacks ar_e 2-4 on the season_. Thtt Columbus burly Mike Riord.:m netted _;_ , -·:, B G I W .Va. Tech 70 Conc"Ord 60 B! k th t b ttl 0 1 h h h on 1nd Traded In .,. DIIIIILJP s 5,;:~[ - .• rcen ee, LoyolJI {Md.) 91 Mt.St.Mrys 84 ac 8 won a a e, n r trmmp over a lg Club will honor him at its pomls and hauled down 17 New Ramblers. 5.00 lo 10.,00 3-(].6: D. Tarbell, B-0-26 ; H. New· Glenville 96 Solem 82 Before the home - and· home S<hool five came B!l"insl Mil· nual all . sporto dinner on. 21 ,..bounds. ton. 1-4-18; J. Ury, 2-U-4; H. Potomac 78 Johnstown 116 series with the West Virglntaos ton Dee, 211, by a_9t-78 ooual for his IT yean of . Mal Graham, the oation's Franklin, 4-3-11. Totals, 24-7 - B I S 102 AI C II was dropped, Pt. _Pleasant had Pt Pleasant lost Il~ opener to coaching during whlch be ninth leading ocorer, pumped rmng 1m Oil a. o . 88 piled up 21 victones agamat 19 , Prmc~ton, 97-65. Ripley upset compiled a record of 306 in 30 (.HIImts and held West 5~ \core by quarters : D. Lipscomb 99 Florence 72 setbacks. the D1ck Hortonmen 72-67, and and. lOT losses. VirgJrua·s prize !IOphomore Ron , Eberfeld's . .. .. _ 16 36 48 69 Samford 76 Cumberland n Tbe reserve game II ocbed- Barboursville, ranked loth in Williams 00 12 as New York ' Dunlop's GUilford !16 Catawba 75 uled for 6 p. m. Saturdoy. Tbe A ball In West VIrginia, Un versiiy drubbed the 1 19 29 46 55 'Your Rambler Duler"' Standings Blhvn 77 Sthwstrn (Tenn.) 68 varsity battlo wlll commence tho Blacks 84-02 111d 112FIGHT 1\ESULTS lalneers t04. 9f Phone WY 2·3870 Team W L' Southwell at 7:30 p. m. (Weat Virginia . By Unit.. Prep llltemadonal In oltler acll~n, Georg ia Tech Ohio .r. & J Auto ........ . , . 9 0 . Tulsa 84 Louisville 711 gsmes Alwa)'l begin ona • half Probable startero fir Coach TOKYO (UP!) _ ripped Clemson 87- 72, Ol<laho600-606 E. Main 11. Pomeroy ' Firestone __ .... ...... 8 II Cincinnall 82 No. Tex. St. 5'7 bopurloaPtrller !~an Ohio ls Horton's squad are Jim Stoots, Takayama rna City blasted Loyola of the 112 Japan Po 1M roy "-----=="----..---., 1 essant1 new gym 1>-1 . junior and Joe Smith, fi-9 with Bo>eodT Hay~se, 112 ,' South 105-811. Texas Wes.t.ern Elberfeld'• •• .. •••• _. 3 4 semor at the guard positions! (W) wNih:IJiPII!pe~d~Se~o~t~tle~7&-64~:_·~D'J>uqljlue':"snOEe'illllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllll!l!!!!!!!l! Weiher's ..... .... - ... 3 4 Okla. City 105 Loyola !La.) 88 Gsry Marllhout, 1-2 oemor, cea· Dun lop's ............ 2 7 Texas CoiL Tl Filltson 84 Butch Call, 8-Z senior and McClellan's ..... ..... . I 7 St. Mrys (Tex .• M Cr]>o CrsU Bill Stricken, 6-4 seniO!', fO!'- LOS ANGELES (UP!) Oflicial scorekeeper, P b I I Midwestern 112 LeTourneau 56 George (Scrap Iron) John1on, I Skidmore; or1icials, Sonny E. New Mex. 90 Wayland 81 Expeered to oee plenty of 212, Oklahoma City, drew Smith and Bob Burchett. 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Orders grant· end wrth her parents, Mr. and pe 01 Mason County mg IM divorces were signed by Mrs. Homer gran 11 111 jury 1 . cor<'d before Judge Thompson and a con Mr. and Mr<. Dwight Swep' Thompson tempt act1on was dlsml5sed. ston and family of Columbus 01 n g ed .JudtUI Rae Jackson was grant· spen t Christmas weekend wtlh 35 Ma· ed a mvorce from Robert Blatr Mr. and Mrs Ralph Lee and on e/ed a lea of guilty Ia I Jack, on and she was granted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and pchargmg burg· I care and custody of their one famtly. I Jar of the B & B Ma rket ml •lnlant chtld Nellie KJnnatrd , Robert R Harden o! the , stfwart was rc•pro<rnt- was granted a divorce from U. S. Navy spent Chmtmas l ed m court b\ Attorm \ Wil- l John Kinnaml. The f'Ontempt with his family and his iam 11 Rn rd.m. Judge 1'1llmp· l aetwn dismissed was styled Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harden or sun set Fnda} , F'ebn.J.ti'Y 25th Lera A. Hall vs P~ul R. Hal!. Syracuse. as senlencmg dalt' for S!('War! I Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush who ~~ free on bond • spont the holiday week end w1th Philip J. Hall HldJ C' LlH'd on 1 Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young the charge if forgerv Wit! en· I and family at Sidney ter a plea to the - mdJCtmer•t Mrs Edith Shain or' Pomeroy ' Monday, January lOth at 9·:l0 spent .Christmas day With Mr. b M Wr. ••d 1\lrs. (.'!Rir Taylor had blo and Tim of Parbrs urg, r. Chrl.stmas dinner with Mr. '"d and Mrs He1·hert Parker M amid Ml'll Pearl Lanning ol Bet'Ch Nancy o£ Syracuse, r. an ' Mrs. Robert Parker and Grove HDa_d_._ __ Brent Bolin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jor Bo I'm, ce 1ebrated !lfth birthday reoe!!UY at party gtvcn by his parents ;a~~an~n~~::i~ ~;s~~~~::, !~;~ri~":L no~~~~"· · . ~Ire~·;eand I~~·k;,a~~~ Enc Parker of the U. S. Army d M Nma Thoma Pt. m Fort Knox, Ky., Denms Park- HarUor r. By J•••. Parker . I er of Marshall Univ':""ity In . B 0 w I e s, ' Jane and Juha Lucasentertam wei e served Those Huntmgton, W. Va ' hts guest, GrJ HARGEDg Ant!tony Blelted wtth a hohday party for were Steve and Gary Nelson , Mtss Pal Gaul of Chesler, Mr. DIS~t Pleasa~t: Kell) Dawn their frtends at the home of Debbte, Bobby and Ricky W1l· and Mrs MariOn Parker of sing, · ht.on· Mrs Herbert 1t!telr parents. \1r. and • Fe ; . tewl'll Mrs. hamson Cully and Tara Nelson, Long Bottom, and Mr. and Mn. Bowen, All 1 Richard Lucas, . on Langsville Greg Teresa Van Meter, Howard Parlrer, Aprll and Myers, Mrs. Road The evcmng was spent Cyndy Anderson and Brent, Aaron, who make their home Hunt, Pt Pleasant ·I playing prng pong: table gam<'s Brenda, Craig and Ricky Balm. on Ute farm. Bertram nn, · . ___ _ and dancmg Retresbments of TILLIS FAMILY IS HOME -._ . _ , - -. _ sloppy ]Oes, potato salad, pota-1 Jem Tlllrs, who JS stahoned .. to chips, corn chip~ and dip. I With the U. S. Army at Fort cookies and pop served I Knox, Ky' spent the Chrtslmas AIRMAN CAL\ ERT The Lueas hon:e was holidays with his parents, Mr. Alrmao Ralph C. Calvert, ed m the Christmas tr~dut_on i and Ml s. Sherman Tillis and son of Mrs. Ecl~tbe u. Cal- throughout. :;os~ atte~dmgRm- Jean. Lowse and Mark. H I I \'Cft or 810 E. Main St .. Porn- elud ed Ron ay or an d SISicrs, Mr and MrR, Roger eroy, hai been •eleeted lor Sutherland of RIO Gran e .~ · smnh or Co lumbus and Mr. and training at Keesler AFB. Miss. lege Don Smith of e Mrs R1chard Bearhs, Scott and as an Air Force t·nm9tuniea. Beauty Aeademy, L~nyk H p~ l Troy of Chester. were also & tions • electronic" specialist. of Ohio State, Su?.y ar er o : home lor the holidays. A 1!HI5 graduate of Pommy o:i~~:~~rsig~v~tmEg~~nt:; PERso;;.us AU.. Member FDIC Potllllroy a~d ri:,ai~J:" l~Ich~g~~.- I ~ ~ere ~ OPEN TONIGHT dec~~ at- ~ car ~a.hon~; Farmers Bank Savings Co. -1111 RT~e ~~~~,~~:~::•t:,~.:e«~~~nd Mrs. Lloyd Roush and High Seboot, he r~emtly{o~· ~omeroy, Roger and Ernie Jes- atJ'r:~lyMr:f M;~~ield :~ - , . . 111& . . . . . . . ~ ~~~nsef fo<r llrll . 1! The Carleton Sunday School ~~all Reiber, Morning Star ~=!·~~sl~!aJDJnK at "" • se of Zanesville, J~lla :~~ Mr and Mrs. Jameo Thomas;, j;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;:.,;;;:;;;::;;_;:;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==-, Pe:ull4:' Hun10n md1eted on an had an attrndance of 55, of£er- home on leave from the service ' wine, Beverly Forbe • R Karen. Jamey and John, e.m. 1 assault ~:md bat1l'I \ : hm gt:. <~nd lr ng of S25_6L The Young_ Choir called on Carl Circle on Satur- er Margaret Ann C>rleton and r =~rr:lt I ~hej~":~ngJ.rm La~:• Columbus were h~rdav lu~sts also named m a JUlllt mdld· nccompamed b)' .Tudy King at day. P~tnck were dmner guesh on ac 'r ·~~ eU S A~m~ m Fort o,f thetr parenls, r. an rs. ·•. rnent wi!h Clu·lsfl nl' ~ow_h ;Jg liH!_pi:lllo. sa n~ ~on~(' sf' IPciJOns. , Roger Holler Is spending .a :Christmas On at th e horn e or' bert .u ' e . . . Julta. Jcme Cia !I' Taylor. ' charging unlawful co'r;;lnl ·;'" " { Mr. and \Irs. Dwrght Corl are ! leave with his parents, ~Jr. and! Mr. and \1r/ Hayman ~ornitz ~~~\~;~· ~~~" - .Julia !.ul'as MMrsD ~~me~~,~~~ aJ~~S~~~: I will also enter pleas t~ b(1 lt Ill · unnounring the bl rth of a bab~ i ~·Irs. Thomas Holter of \1 orn-· of Pomero . , . e for the holid av voc<J - ISS e le a~ . ; dictmcnts .IOJJU,l')' IUt n l IJm· gor l r; rund parrnts are Mr. and · ing St·tr He wi ll return to y \\O S hfom h I d cs ·at l'o penler, ol Pomeroy, ~rte tho ' tine Bowling s rt:'fHl l'1t·d to be 11 \1r·s ( 'har· it'S Barnt>tl, Grove Pr· j H~rbor . hon rom . er s u : .· . . · • Syrac:use recently or ~ 1 1 , i l t· 1 ·Cll ·~. <Jml \1r and ~IJ <:. Hap 1 h Mr. ar and Mrs. · Hayman Barn-i lumbus BusmessHAVE Um'< ersJ) · nl.rr a inge and did nul appeJ! It' (<l SNOWOEI\'S DINNER . of Miss Nancy . Parker Miss I to B.l! li 'o\1' 1 !0 ht '!' m C.t.rl Thl' (' arb ha\'C another itz of Pomeroy and Mr .. and I Mr and '1rs. Roy Snowden I of Mr. ! dictment. . . . . . , I ch1ld. ll'an . Mrs. Keith Burmtz of Mtddle· · were hosts for a family Christ-' and Mrs Herbert Parker, form· c i Mr .:md port were guests at the Dean ; mas dmner on Saturday. After . er princi.pal of .Rutland Grade ' 1 ar 8~ ~ ____ __ 1son ul Co l u m htl <:, \t SJte f r Brinker home on Sunday. 1 the tu rkl'y dinner was served, School. . 1 rn otht> r . . .\Irs. Georg11 Thom a \.1r. and Mrs R~hert Lre and gifts were opened Those at. Chnstmas dinner guests of a11d fUJllll ~. . . 1 f.'l mily visited Willi Mr. anJ I Mrs. Stella Adkins of Long tendmg were Mr . and Mrs. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin, Rick, 1 :\ l r. Hlld ~l r;. ~Irgil Km~ an~ Mrs. Arthur Orr of ChPs tf'r dur- Bottom spent Sunday Wlth [ Charles Simpkins and Charl3 Brenda. Brent and Craig, were fclmdy wNe Chnstmo=~s dmne. 1in g the holiday season. 1Mrs Freda Miller and attend·! and Melissa of Columbus, \1r Mr . and Mrs. Larry Turner gut>sts ~f twr .parents. , Mr. ~nd Spen dmg reeent Sunday [ed chur<'h in thr evenmg. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden and and Nan cy of Findlay, Mr . and \1rs \ll'lx·r 1\ood. Also callrng with >Irs. Mary Ctrcle _were '>Jr. and Mrs. Richard Barton , Steve, Larry: Gary and Au- Mr·s Roger Turner and Denise _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1111 the <~ftt·rnoon wer Mr. ~nd Mr. and Mrs. (Teorge Circle I and son spent Ch ns!mas w1th nctle of Ga ll 1pol1s, .r-.·lr. a~d of ~I gin, Ill. , ·Mr. and Mrs. Don .\1rs. :Jarm an Wood and family. and family of Ashland, Ky., Mr. hPr mother 1 Mrs. J ane Sm1th 1Mrs. Bruee Miiy and Debbie! Turner of Athens and Mr. and ,, By Mrs. 0. M. Rife SP4 W1lilam illurray of Ft. and Mrs. James Circle of N{'\1. )of S1l ver Rid~ e. . ) and Mike, Mr. and Mr~. Hom· . Mrs. Henry Turner, Carpenter. .~ Mr. Clifford WootPn, :\1rs. Myer~. Va .. h.a s been hom-! t·ol Ha\•en, w. va .. Mr. rmd Mrs.[ Some of the young folks d1d er P11rker and Suzy, J1m Car-, '\1r and Mrs Robert Hill spent Anderson \\ooteD, Mrs. Don- vi~it w1th his mother: Mrs. Ell- Don nl d Prerce of Athens and some fine caroling nt Christ- penter of Pomeroy and the Christma s at Fairborn where ·. , JIId Woot~n and daughter, .loan obeth Mw·ray and hts brother, Mr . ond olrs. Melvm Circle of [ mas time and left the elderly hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snow-j they had dinner with Mrs. Ed1 spent Fnday VISilmg M1~s Ha-1Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray Jr. London. I folks l'OOkies and cAndy den. During the evenmg a call na Laninng. Other~ attending !l~l W~ten who i.s a pat1ent1 at . 1\.Irs. Roberta Carru~hers, Lula and Dixie Circle and Mr. Several children of Mr. and was made to Snowden's son. 1wrre the Hllls' son, Mr. and R1venude Melho<hst Hospi~ 1 a~ , 'Mf!,!iP~ky Hundell . J1mmy and Mrs Doyle 1\lutti visited Mrs. Chorle11 Bisset were home Mr. and Mrs. Leland Snowden Mrs Bill Hill. ~r. and Mrs. Columbus. They also VlSit~~nddl , ~i~ky and Deb1He C~r- 1 .r-.lr. ond Mrs. Harold Circle and fur .christml\8. and Mike, Pat, Ginny, Donme, Jim. Lanning and ram1ly and Mrs. Drue Woodrum who . Is ruthe rs VIS iled recenlly will! 1 familv of Pomeroy on Christmas Mildred Santee spent Christ-i and Nancy of ~aJnesvtll.e. The Mr. and Mrs. wJI Lanning. 1 ronfined to the same hosp1!.al ! !l!r. anrl ~1rt. John Dean and IdA\'.· mas with her parents Mr. and : Simpkins family remamed ~v- Mr. Tom Williamson of nayMr. 811d Mrs. Gen~ Srograv es f. lll \1 11. . ' Dea n nnd Eunle Brinker, wn. Mrs. Joe ~arks.. . ernighl before returning to Co-, lon spent the holiday vacation and son and Debb1e lt rff' fl l \ lr. and Mrs: .Martrn Sw~rt Ham Carleton, Bett) Van Met- "Jrs. Sfllhe Allison :lf Racme, lumbus. ' wit·h hir~ mother, Mrs. Edith , Baton Rooge, La ., spent thr ol Co lumbus '-'I SJ1ed uvP r the Mr. Paul Alll~on of Zanesvlllet JUDGES ENTERTAINED WilliamSDn holidays vtith Mr. and ~lrs. 1holirlay with her parents, Mr. Ia Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaver Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mr!!. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison John Whtte and 0 . M. Rife nod and \1rs. William B<·al and Mrs . Hael Arnold and lami· and children, Jyl, Jeff and Joy Robert Lewis, judges lor the <pent the holidays at their fa mily. E:>rl. ly and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick or Mtddleport, Mrs. Audrey Tor- home Christmas decoratmg con home in Rutland and visited Chn.stmns dinner gu ests of Mr. nnd Mr~. Jmaes Cum.l Williams of Chester were in renee a~d daughter, .sally, ~p- test in Rutla~, ~ere entertain- with friends . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wuoten rn ms. :-.on. Reynoldsburg, and Columbu!l Monday to attend the pen Platns spent Cbrtstmas With ed arter the JUdgmg took place Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas v.w e ~tr. and J.1r s. 0. :\1. Rire ., t<.Ir. cmd Mrs. Leo King and son funera of Mrs. Arnold's broth· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver. at the home ot Mrs. Janet and Julia, Jane and Steve spent Mr Ha lph Darst, Mrd dloport i of Columbus vrsited Christmas I er. M;, Clayton Brofford. Rev. and Mra. Herbert Grate Bolln. The contest was spon- Sunday at the Parker family aPd Debbie Rife, Baton Houge, 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Will tam Visitmg with Mr. and Mrs. and daughter ol Rutland spent sored jOintly by the Rutland home near Chesler where the L., I Ki ng. Charles Klng Christmas were a SuAday wltb Mr1. Freda Mlll· Garden club, w1th Mrs: Pearle family met lor the annual :\ lr and l\1 r.<;_ HPrt Riggs. :'l!r. l M1. and Mr~. Leroy Wyant I Mr and Mrs. Ed King of Har- er and s1ster, Lenore BetzJD~, Canaday as representative, nnd Christmas dinner. Others atami llr'. Downie Nelson :md ! hart as Chrt <tmas guests, Mr. ris~nville and Mr. and Mra. The occasion was Lenore s the !Wiland Friendly Garden· tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil· d;,ughtcrs and Clarence Ogdi n · and Mrs Dallas Debord and Eddie King, Charles Ellis and birthday. ers, with Mrs. Joan Hamso~ as lis Parker, Russ, Rodney, Deb~ · Jc nt ('hri stl nas w1th \ lr ,Jnd 1 fa mily () f Columbus, Mr. and Walter Ellul of Harrisonville. Mr. an.d Mrs. R~bert representative. ~s. HarrJS?n lr-=---'iiiiii"""=="-iiiiiiiij ; ·~ - ,Jps~e Proffitt. ~lr. Da nn j Mr~. Ketrneth Wyant and sons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash, and family entertamed her transported the JUdges wh1le ~ l~on wa:-. <tn nven11ght guest 1[ of Logan, .\1r. and Mrs. James Jr received word of the death tber, Mrs. Cox or Pt. . they view~ the homes in BELTMAN i '"'h hrs mother, Mrs Jesse ll"nnmg and sons of Albany, o£ .her lather Clayton Brafford, end her brother and f~rruly at land. The JUdges were pre,sent-11 ' ; Prnff11t j Miss J udv Wyant of Columbus C 1 b their beauUful country orne ed gilts on behalf of r - and ~Jr. ·,:nd Mrs. Norman urn us. _. Christ- the hilltop Christmas clubs and Mrs. Bolin aerved Elijah M1..,,ae1 spen1 Mrs. Ellrabeth de!sert course. REDUCED I Wood and _family, maa with hla daughter and !.am- spant Sunday afternoon wltb CELEBRAT"S BffiTIIDAY I ~!rs. lim! Arnold, Lester, ilv Mr. and Mrs. Branch th W'll' F t 1 -1 -----I Nathan Walter .a nd Evallne · ' B1 e I ~~ ros amt Y· . . . . ' ' . . ' Ml llcr, e pre. Mr R1chard Fro~L of Oh10 spent the holidays w1lh ht>r I l 0wer(' rC!mstmas dm ne:, gue~.ts \1r, and Mrs. E . ~· StewartiState. University, Terry Hoff- ~ son, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar .f M.. an.d Mrs. Patllck 'llil- vis1ted Mrs. Stewarts parents, man of Morehead College and tung in Columbus. Kenneth , lta rns of I hester.. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jones of Pt. John Ridenour of Ashland Col· lung, a student at Ohio Uni·ver- 11 • 1 1\Tr. and Mrs. RIChard H?uda. Pleasant. lege spent the holiday!l with sity, spent the holidays sht·lt of Columb.us Visiting with Mr. and Mrs . their parents. i Chm lmas With the1r familtes Nev. s. White Is her sister nf Zenith Price ot the Marines li · here, ..\1r. and Mrs. Harold Laura, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. R.,.. was home for the holidays with ' i Burns1de and Mr. and Mrs. bert Searinger aRd son. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Price Mr. and Mro. Eugene Smltb of Long Bottom R. D. L In: Willl'm lloudashelt. Chns lmas dmner guests of I and f<Jmi ly visited Christmas af- Mr. and Mrs. Don Betzing of r.. 100 mpg. 4-ob<Oi<e 150cc OHV ~. 3-speed transmlsston, ' Mr .. and Mrs W8yne Beal and ternoon with her mother, Mrs. Hemlock Grove spent a Sunday .- Atoma.tie dutch, cam-type afternoon with Mrs. Freda I I! hrake.~ oe. both wheels. j fam 1ly were Mr. and Mrs. Roger jMargaret Bally at Racine. ~ Cllliaul: pasb..button sbuter. \ aung, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lonme Hudson er and !-iister, Lenore. his Albert Pooler of Ute j; Aolded Y.., meet the I Swart of Columbus, Mrs. _EJiz. visi ted Clu·istmas with 1 abeth Murrav and SP4 :V1lllam mother, Mrs. Anna Hudson and Foree spent. the holidays o· with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hud· hla grandmother, Mrs. ,_.,,,. ,. 1 Murra1 ol f'l Myers, \a. Mr. and Mrs. John Deen and son and family, Racine, and Mr. Pooler. I family wm Christmas dinner and Mrs. Jim Clark, Albany. < Mrs. Laura Mae ' 1guests with her family, Mr. . -- - -· - - - -and Mrs. Kenneth Marklns R..:1r ine. Al so vi!liting were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ried and ily of Pataskala, and Mrs. Anna Mae Terrell, Juanita and Ann Terrell, Pomeroy, Walter! Middleport, 0. 1Terrell, Anila Watkins and , ly and Viclt Kendell, Ch T~mrsday ~e ~urt l~su~~fJ~]Ja~;~;~::d ~1r<: .Le~ . KJ~g ~nd her little gtrl Mil about ga.rniHhf~ and rllimplln~s ~nd cnn s~ rn·~ .. . and abou t dozen!1! of other ~kil l " that wtll help SL! Sttn to be a talented homemuker herself, nne day, I Point Rock • Notes SOCiety I! I ALL ... 011'1 THI: CHUIItC:"' NIW stYliNG, MOll ..... the new flat 400 D, MOlt ,opulet tl oil tnod•IJ 11111. . by " ' - ftat OIMf 11111 low•l 1ft price. Superlt operoti"{{l MC1t011y, Unlbod, ml!ltrudkln, Fo,tU worr~nty ll~d .C.IY , pgr~~>l'nll . Nowhtr• .... doH .vwy dohor "vr rw M IIIIlCh C<OI', ' . : fry oul o 600 0. S.. ... J9IH'Hif. Don't Wilt ... SH Them Todeyl Smith's Fiat Sales &Ser~ice 1 Mile Above Tha Silvor Bridga In Kanauga, 0. ,1,4focl"" Ifill 1N<d c•IIJflllhip lti.Jitaar.llou .. oftplritu•l ul · !.ifl WlthGUI I IITOIII Chu~h , l'l~•ther cte.Joqne~ t ion n11 aurvln . nor ttvil<~l· Ther~ .,., four ,, I I' I.. t: VJSI~ed FUN MACHINE $243. -.!IIese-- -·= :. --'*"'·· JANUARY -- , ... : !l) ror h\1 o'"n ••~•- r. ~~ 1'11r h11 .:hildr.n'• uh. •' J1 t"r th~ 11ke of hlt eom munit9 l!ld nuloa . (4! For 1M u k• of th t tourch ittelf. which n...:l1 hit nou r~ l uml mtteritl tupport . f'[•n tO 10 to d V.IIfh TtJUiarly - --;:-;----;:.,;::,,::;d::,,:-"rf::.,;;;,,;;,,;--;w<;,:d:d,;;,;d,d;,,,;-iT';;;h,;;;,;Jd,;;,-'fF;;,dJ;,-;,-is;i,,;;;,J.do;";',- . : : .; Sund1y ,.., M• tlh tw • 1s E•·he\; ~nt P,~lml J e,.mi• h I'IC 1 t'ltuleronOrtl'l 41 4,. 17 'l4 1.. 4:t •• _ __:J~I'!'·c!.''!._..,.~"~'':.'·'~';:::-...:'!'0~1~-1~·~~1122;:0-~10'-;;~"~"-='~·~;-:'~·~-:-;;,t;;;-;~~ rl 1 Oeu'~renomy tWtWtWt~•WtWt~t ~' " ' ~" ' 1 . I 0 tWt~ at: help •wWith the hope it will, in some measure, foster 1 · I ealain that which is good in /t~mily and community i e, t."'. ture ;1 1 ponsored by tl•e bUI ine~s firm• and organrzatrom whose flllnte.! appear below. Middle~, ldtddleport, Ohio Ohio Bsken of Good Brl!t~d Wr F'1ll All Docton Prl!scrlption.s WY PomeroJ 2· 295~ - 2t0 !Jnooln St. WY 2-25150 Middleport LIEVING COAL COMPANY --- V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING WY 2-2410 Pomeroy 130 E. Second GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. EstablishP.d In 1904 WEst Columbia. W Va. Middleport WY 2-3284 Pb. Mason 773·5:193 - COLOR TV .. - - -- HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Pomeroy Weot Malo St. lupport the Cburob ol Your Chalco Bulova Watl'hes -Sales and Service 186 N. Middleport Secon~ RAWLINGS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Chester, Ohio Pomeroy, Oh10 DO ITI BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE UPERT IHITALLATIONI luilder1 aod Builditlg Supplle• Chester, Ohto - WAWfO.WAU. CARflfTING MOHAWK tltt~ ~ ion, :11 pertarman: ~~da~ !ind~w m~~ernenl: shoc ~ ~~ ~ lsld~t, turn t'T I It lhockeJPQII$1Cifl tllat~let. In ytl• ' oot twt ' t l'fi Y 1 low or ,mite. Satlsla.UO. Guarllltoecl re~ l stant From $24.76 _ ~ • ldl82 II e 0 I I :t! • 7, a ·-~ WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. • ·-' ·. ·. •• · .~ ... . ~ :.· .....~. [ ·. :.· :.: ...._,... ,_ Middleport, 0. • BniJimvhr BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPOAT, 0. In Pomeroy 0\•er 90 Yean Attend The Church of Your Choice BEN FRANKLIN STORE Gc to $1.00 and up Pomeror WYH16f ....WI... INGELS FURNITURE Stt Ow B:telliive CoUection of BULOVA Watchel -- .... ........ MAGI I \hperl IDIIiltllloD tUDINC: UDY _ Pel1etl tot 11111 Kill- Toet ty~vl~ : - ,,,ob1aod on Products Brown'• Bottle Gu a Take Someone With You To Church Ph. 985·2000 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. fiMa<lA . - - . 1 mate, 1ewel Everything In Hardware" LIT INGELS Li110fe.nt mDI• lnllid Vin.yl J4995 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 11 ARMSTRONG'S YOUR CHOICE ~ Sclloo~ ~~Shular, Au'~ !':..~~!.SL Oak Grove Methodist Cburcb, l The Salvation Army, EuvOJ own ersonal birthH. L. McDamel, pastor, Earl Rays. Wimng, oflicer in charge. P Cross, s rpl. Sunday . School at Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meetday message on the 10:15 a. m.: Preaching _9: 1S. 1ng; 10:30 a. m. Sunday School. special accompanySyracUie Methadlit Church Sunday 1 p. m. Young People's ! . rd Wendell G. Slutler, pas.tor Legion: 1:30 p. m. Salvation tng ~~ · Worship Servtce 8:4> 1 · 01 · Sun· mteting: Thursday, t to 3 L• Say HAPPY day Schoo!N~ a. m. MYF Sun. dies Home t.ea~:~~e: 7 P m. Prep BIRTHDAY" with day 6 p. m. Prayer meeun~ classes· 7 :lO p. m. Bible study, 1 . Sunday 7:30 p. m. . • tll'ayer 'meeting. OUter services a gtft of flowers Tbe UnUtd Methodist Church by announcement. , from Pomeroy - Rev. Melvm AI· : Pomeroy Seventb Day Adven- ~ kire, pastor. Btble Study, 9.15 tlal Cbnrcb- Mulberry HeJghts a. m. Divino ~onhip 10:30 a Rd., north ot Melga Memorlll m. ThiB'Sday; EvangelJaiJo - . 411 and prayer aervlceo led by m. Sermon : The Stomblmg llospftal. Pastor, F. W. Gifford vic e Saturday, 7:30 p, m,; and ' pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Block" Scripture · Romans 14: Assistant Pastor, James R 59 N. 2nd Avo. Sunday 7:30 p. m. Adult claJs meeting 7:30 p. 13-23. MethodiSt Youth Fellow- Holler Services on saturday . Middleport, 0. Hemlock Grove Qrlotlu m. lalt Monday ol m!llltb. ship & '30 p. m. Tuesday. 1:30 9abbath School, 1:30 p. m .. Church, James . Quisenberry, Fedtra!N CMrcll, p-.y, p. m. tho wscs meels. worshtp •ervrce, 9:30 a.m. a... W. H. Perrin, pulllr; Letart Falll United Brethren , ' Su nday School 10 a.m. Terry Clrl Kaull, SupL: sun d y iD c rist Church, Stmday School I 1 ICu Hums, Supt. Scbool 1 1 m.. Worship bOIIr 9:3oa.m. worship servrces. The Bradford Cbucll at OU'Isl, 10 ' · ' first and !bird Thursday even· I Jo a Roblnsou, Mlnlaler; ~~ mlh.roa F.W.B. Cburcll _ m,1 at 7:30 and the oecond and Homer Forrest. Snpl., Bible Sunday School I: IS a. m., Earl fourth Sunday Digbto at 7,30, Sc hool 1:30; MOI'fllnl Wonblp, Slarkey supt . EVBDIDI •or James Morrison, paotor. I tO :30 a. m.; Evlllfnl Worabi~. tblp, T:lo p. ~. by Cecil Hysell 11U11 nee MelbodiJI: , 1 p, m. Wednesday, 7 P. m. U.yman; Young People'• met~- Beber' ~· Smltb, Sr., pastor. , Blblo SIUdy. 1ng and Biblt Study, 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School 9.30 o.m. 0. 0 . 1 Duler Cb_,. o! CHI It Wedn sda, Cbolr practieo at Pattenou, Supt.; Mornmg Wor 1 -61ble School 9:30 1. m. Preacb> NO : Thundar ablp t0:30 L m. Youtb Service. 1ng 10:"11 L m., llnl and third ·o.$ f'llarlm -.•.., CP. •=6 p. m.; Evaagelt.tic meo . sundays. 0 Llng&vllle, Ohio), RaY. o. B. . .e, 7:30 p. m.: Pray.- moe~' Maloa CIIJ ftaell cl Cbtllt. ~ puklt" !ltmdoJ 8cbool .,. 1111. Thlll'll'•J 1:30 p, m. Miller Street; Sunda' Bibla L ~ ~~ Orale, SUpt. Fret MICm'Mt CUrc:ll, ~ 1 NOW YOU CAN BUY Study 1 1, m. ~ War- ablp service at 10,3; a. 111.; pQ. a1 CUll, r.ev. R. 1-. ,ene liill. ahip 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, pim Youth, l:t5 p. m.: Evao- i*tllr· SuntlaJ 8ebnol 1:30 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. piiiUc let'Vice. 7•30 P m. Mill- &; Pbll Wlsa. supL, Morning Middleport a- " Cbrllt, Weal: l'rl1er Wedo IIIII'Shlp 10:31 a. m.; Y o a 1b 5tb and MilD Stroell. DoDBkl MOd m. ' San>lceo 1 p, m.; EvlOIIellstic 7 30 FOR lllcb, mlnlster; Bible School, ~.;. ~ 11 Jellovola't 7:30 p. m. Mid • Week Come in and ohm.e the model to please yuur l.aslo and 30 o.m., Kcme'h MeE1hlmle)> Wltlteneo• PubUc meeliD&. StJDo PI'IJB' aorvloo 7:30 p. m. Wed. eonvenience ·~ •• wbetheor you ~ed a cabinet that hangs Supt.; Montlnc Wonblp, cia 5 Watcblower atutb' Wednelday oDd Friday lfttllng 0:30 m Evening Worship, J p. 1\udJ Tuetdar Fli'edom 011p11 Mloalllll, a. like a picture, w, - wjt.il c:kx:.lr, ni.flll1·liJI>t. and 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- I p, m.; •• _. .... P oban SH"""'"flll Road: E. J. lliiV cbeol. lltllda.J. 7 p, m. • P· m. .....ee mee-., 7 · Grtllllll, : 11opr wt ~ Cllm. ol Qrb~ , _ , , Ill. Tltund,!~Ministry lcllool, !erd Scbool 10 J 81'1'1 Mlsln putor; Stmdl1 I P. 111• ,..,..ay. ' ~ 11en1eo, 7· &:hoot t:3fl a.' m. "rayv llliiiiD&. 7:30 I L m.: Oniltlu Eltduvar, 1· 31 . , m ond 1H5 1\ m. Tuesday · p. m. Evlllln1 Service, 1:10 P. ~Ps!~~,a.S.h.;,l 9,30 a,;.. llalllld Mild- 1 ou.. Na• m.Rad... .,.__..~ o1 Orkt_- (Both' congregations~· me:; :an~'::>'a.~OC:: Roy Carter, Minister. Bible :;- ~.:~~ ::.~~~. ID:~ L m.; l'reaeblna. 7:30 p. Edward Baer, Owner 1 School 9:30 · ~- Worship and St. p I' Chureb to be!nr builL lD.' Pray.- MrYieo, 7:!0 p, m. 232 E. Second Preaching Sen11ce 10:30 a. m. au • l'h~raday Pomeroy WY 2-2036 Younc PlopJe's meeting p. Rev. AUr"" Melllodlll Careb - .., . Illu 1M, • • Jail •. •,.~-----------------• 111. ._ atrv1oa f p, 6:30 m. V. Pearl II. Caito, paater, I I 1 VI Cofambltlbpel: Wonblp..,. 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, Bly· ce each Sunday 1:15 a. m.; lbe TheJss, Supt.; 6:30 ?· m. Sun day School 10 L m.: Youtb Youth Fellmnbfp. CARMEL Se rvice 6:15 p, rn. Evenln& Wor· t:30 a, m, Sunclay School. Way· Jill P 1 p, m. each Suoday. 1M Roush, Supt.; 11:30 I. m. B radblll']l Claar.. ol Cbrbl. Morning Wonbip, 2nd and 4tb Art Sc Marcum, ~; Blblt Sunday ol Jbe month; 1 p. m. to·bool and Mornlna WOI'Iblp, Enning Evlllf!eliltlc Service, or, 30 a. m.; Cbr1sllan Eodeev·1 lsi and 3rd Sunday ol montb, 6 p. m.; Evenln1 Wonblp Tupper& Plalu ElJB Cltvdt, I p · m. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas· PagevDie CommDDIIy Chard& I tllr; Sunday worahlp 11:30 a. m. Rev. RusaeU Cline, pastor. - Sunday School 10 a. m., HoYoung People's aervtce 7:30 p. bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu- 1 • DUDLEY'S 1 1 HONDA SALES rioor ooverlq for ...., ldDd olloor. PIIIIOI'IIJI. ProfeAtonal laltallotion by ,., or do II JoUhell, 1:o11 W1( , _ b ,_ till- ~" ~;~~30 ' ' flunlin(ton, W. Va. a. "'s ~ SWISHER & LOl~SE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY .c:--· .... ' - Rectangular a. m, a~,SundPIIIIIrSch~· 10 TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ .. modern living that exi1t. u4 rntl :rnr BUtl• dill)', ' MOTOROLA. I to learn about the1r best 1, nend, <..:uc!. Av.aJt ~ neM of His loving pre~ence will give them confiden ce and courage whatever they do, wherever they go. _Thr?t~gh re~u ~ lar church ;Jttendance, they can ab!!IJI'b the msp1n~g prtn· c1p]es 11f Chri :-:. tl anit ,v . , , the mo~t valuable rec1pes. for t•• I ''~l' ;\ 1 , ~~ · ~ o' ., . ,, ,,, • ''"'"i .' m•oco (,, ! to 1 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE llh~is:_::m~o~th:e~r~a~nd~o~th~e~r~r~el~a~Uv~e~s;..~5ii5ii5ii5ii~ ~ ~BOVE all, we owe_ our children the .oppor ti:nitv l!l!,llld ~ON "'hy 1~rry pfUIII'I al1auld 1ttend Mf¥1tft r•rulU"I) and IUppotl Chur c ~ Tht,. CASUAL BAGS I for th~m in the futtii'IL 'l'hev will need all the prepnnmon we can gn·e them in order to cnpe "i th a hfe thkt RI'OWI av~r more complex. 1'kt ctuueh leth• rrnt•tt lu· kr "' nrth fer IM builchn1 of II ° ~vf>E pus our own store of knowledge on to sur r~childn.n bscause we want 1o make things eas.ier "f'H• CHURCH f'b" At...L. j 1 :~: j USA N'S mother is a wonderful cook. She:n teach ~ar~~r~ l:otf,~r d~~:~:~ es er Society Notes I '?·' !, "'Jla':;,ondl t 1 dJ, 'l'lmndl7. ,,.......... -una. 6:00 TO 8:00 n• fto Clulrell 01 ao N - , V EvADI Jlellblt, (lel'lrallt Chester: Rev. Herbert Grate, lldall Ualletl 11rolllr011 .. JIIL!Ior; Richard Barton, Supt. Qlfll Oantt 1 Bav. IIdia ~ Cbarles Bissell, Asst. SupL Balke, pastar; llullday Scboo~ Sunday &:hoot ~:30 a. m.; MolD- Ul a. m. • W1rJn1o fldelqtr, oupl. if18 Worship It e. m.; NYPS Chris~ ll:ndeovor, 7:11 p. '11. Sunday Sclwol ot uo a. m, 6:45 p. Evenlng Service, Mrs. Lyda Cbevaller, presiden~ llllllellom 8aplll& H. Braley, Bible School SUpt. T 1 S 1 Worship 7.30 p, m., Midweek Prayer 1er- ciassel lor on. Sctoa servtces, Great Bend: Rev. C. I. O'~or> Zloa Cllare) ot Cltrlll, PDID Cllarl~a ~yl~rlS u;th Vere me, 7:30 p, m Wednoaday. I p. m. Preaclllni 1:211 p. m.; 1111r, paawr: Roberl Lowfl, oupl "" . Harrloonvw. Rood. Eu. sorvJ<es a · w Middleport Cburdl ol lbe No- Mid Week Prayo.r meeting 1 ao g , ~n L m. MOI'IIbt& Worship geno Under'tl'ood, miniater. IIJ. Swarl1, layleader; MYF meets -e, Rev. Clyde J . Barllell. ~ WotlnelolaJ, CIISI Lea~ and Sunday Scltool; 1 p. m. fll9· blo lcboot i:ltl a. m.; Mornlnl I .P· m. Sunday evemng. Wor· Sunday School 9:30 L m.: Man> ~ Mrs Mazle Rolaln&er. Olllltg oervlct: l'mndoy, 1:10 O'OI'IIhlp 1:111 p. m.; Robort Reod ship oemces with the Rev. in8 Worahlp 10:30 •· m.; NYPS W~l Evllliellcol .IJnfted p, m. Prayer Bible 'ohOIII '!U~L Casto at 7:45. 1'ue8day evening Young Peopte, 1:45 p. m.; Evlll> llrtthrell Churd! - Sunday eer,ea&or 111(11111 'lattn.III Qeller Cbarell at Gol, lllf. Mem~rship ond Evan::'":' gellltic m..ting 7:30 p. m.; School 9:45 Worsblp, s.tnday Schooi9·30 •· m.; Mar"' [ GUben Spencer, potor. Sunday ComrmHIOD ~e:li~ Wkedp sd Y Prayer m... •• •g, Wed . 7:30p.m. 2ru1 and ttb Sunday, 8:45 a. tng worahlp 10:11 a m. School 9:30 •· m. MorrtiDg WOI' 7' 45 . p. m, 1 ee rayer Ptmero1 llutrcl! ol tbr Naz. m. Aohasb Miller, p&litor. Flnl BapUII Cbarcll, Mtddl• lhlp 11 •· m.; ll:"'npl!Jtlo ... aervtct~~ Melllocllll atarel& mne, Sunday School, 9:30 a. UB Cluucb. Letan Snr> port, Rev. Donald B0011t, ... ~ce, 1 P· m. Pra,.- ?'"una. P!:' A. Casto, Pastor; WOI' m.: Mornlllg •orshlp 10:G ~ day School t:IO L a: Worship wr· SUnday Scoool 1:11 •· m., f,IO p. m. Wedneedty, Yllllll& __. I L , . SUnda m. Evening WorsiUp, 1 p. m., "' ···• Sunda), 7:10 p. m. Fr:. Hoffman Sup!.· to· a L People's Service FrldaJ, 7:30 • .....ee ot w'scs ,_: Prayer meetltl8, 7 p. m. Wed. Letort Fallt IJnlled Brttbrell .., , , · ScllooJ at 10 L m.: ... d H nd "m. Wol'lblp Servlee; BYP t P. P· m. 11wrjtday ol IIIOiltb; Board lleY. Cly • v. e erson, P81• iD Christ Church. Jame• ,....,.. m.; Evenlug Worlh!p, 7:30 p, f1nlrdl II God, Ill~ llorialt mwlinl lrd Wllllosday o1 tbo tllr. risoD, pastor. &mday Scboall at m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer lllf, 0..W w.aua. ...... O!'l Chard! ollllo Namre.., Pom- t:30 a. m. Preactting 1ervrces lll88tlttl 'lbllroday 7:atl p. m. 8uDda7 School e:t6 L m.; WOI' lrlelllorllll Cbiii'C. eroy Rev. Clyde Henderson, first and !bird Thunday pracdce. ' tblp Ml"ffct Ll L m. IIIli 1:10 Ptarl A. Caslo, putor Wor postor: Sunday Scbool 8:30 •· lngs at 7:30 p. m. ltoond and Ftnl Buptlst Cbarcb, Pome- a. m. Prayer liiNIIIll 7131 P ; 1 urvlco 10 L m. ' 19111 sblp services 7:30 p, m. Son- lourth Sunday 1taalllll II 7siD roy - Rev. carver WU!llml. m. Tuasday: Young . People' otb~ Sunday 7:45 p. m. Sun Ill.:. Mornlna Worsblp 10:30 L p. m. Prayer DMIInC ~ Sunday Sclwol 9:30 UU 10:20. !lllltinl, 7:30 P· m. ~rutay. da School 10 L m Jolin IOTV!Ces 7:30 P· m. P r • Yer and fourth . :RmrodlJ 11...,. Worship mviee, 10:30 a. m.: Rullllld Cbarell Ill Got!, lin. 8~ SUpt. Prayer., meellng m.: NYP~. 6:4S p. mThEve~tng and first and third SUodat' "'' Nursery and Junior d!urcb for Joba Smallwood putor: SlltldQ • • I R u~•-•••t ~are~~ meetlnR. , .3nbp. Nm. urs Raay. eDings at 7:30 p. m. . • . aoereli DD PWW1AU ...,. Chorcb o1 t e azarea~, • chtldren. Sd!ool 10 a. m.; fll9anReltottc _Sunday School g a.m., Mrs. l dne, Ohio. Sunday School lt r Mt. Horman <Jnfted Ill 111101 ll'frll Ba(lllll Radle I«'Viet 1 p. m.: Yolllll Peopl~ Fred No01e, SUpt. Worahlp oer- l :30 a.m. Sunday Wonhip l in Christ Church. Ja!MI ,~~~tto Rev. C. I. OConner, put.or. Enduver 1 .P· m. Wec!nooday, '""" 10 m. 1'1.19, Wendell Service 10 ,30 a.m sunday Ev• r!ion, pastor. Sunday Sdloal Sunday Schooll:30 L m.,MSam Prayer moet111g 1 p.m. Sotur- 81utler, pulor. ning Service 1:30 p.m.; Mid · i9:30 a.m. Preaching......,. 0 Curtis, IUPL: 10:tS • m. ;~; day. Beall& Melbodlll attnll, Mid- week Prayer Service Wodn... first and third Sunday Dilbll ng worship, 6.30 ~ Groce ~ Olum, dlopon, II, E. Dowson, paswr; day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morria M. at 7:30 p. m. SoC<Ind ud iolllli and Junior F•Unws p; p.m. Polatrof, Tha Rev. lllclutrd ll Mn. Nan Moore, Church School Wolfe, Pastor. SUnday mornings at II L Ill. Evening oervtce: 7:30 P· "': Mar!ID, Rector. Saaday - Mor- SUpt.; CbtD'ch Sd!no~ 1:80 a. Rutland Chore~ o1 lho N...,. Prayer meelillfl every W.._ Wednooday, Prayer "'";.'' nlng Proyer and Strmoo, 10:10 m.; Worship Service, 10:30 L ...,, sunday School 9:30 a. m.; day at 7:30 p. m. Chrlltlall ._ 1·30 p. m. Wednooday, or •.m. (.'oUM bOlD' loiloWlll&. m.; Melbodilt Youlb Fellow- MornlnK Worship t0:4S a. m. deavor, second and fourtb ... Choir Practice: 3:30 p. Ill. Tuee- Eoterprile EUB Olarcb, Re•. lldp, 7 p. m.; OflldaJ Board fll9angelisUc service 7:4S ?· m. days at 7:30 p. m. day. Jonlnr Choir Practice. _ KenzaJ Smitb, putor, Wontlllp meeting, lot Sunday ol monlb, Midweek prayer service, 7:41 p. Utile Kyger IJllllorl 0 •• Hartford Baptl.t Chur~h . lllt"'lct 1:30 a. m.: SwuloJ 7:10 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday m. Wednesday. of Christ, Cheohire • ltypr • 'Jorning worship I • · m. • UO Sellool. 10·30 L Ill. Youlb FeJ. o1 'llODt!t, 7:30 p. m.; ~anor Syracuse Chnr<b ol tbe Nul> Hartford Parish, WMNII q. a. m. Church School. "';:'u~! lowship 8:30 p, m.; Boya and \Vedttesday, 1 p. m. ~. W!lllam C. Thorpe, putor.j Zirm, pastor. Harllord ~ busm~ss meetmg, Ffl., Ja 6·. 30 Girls Fellowship, 1:30 P· m.; Minersville Meibodlsl Church Sunday Srhool9:30 a. m.; Mom Church, Communion Wonldp lollowtng potluck supper, · · Evening &ervlco 7:30 p. m., 3Dd Wendel! G. Stutler, Pastor. 1ng worship 10.31 a. m. service I a. m. Toesday, 3:e Cbethlre • Kyger : Hardord llld lth Stmdaya: YOIIIII Choir, Sunday School, 10 1 . m. ; War- Penteco&tol Assembly, IIOllle Children under lit I, Chilena Parish, Warren G. ZIDD, Postor. 1:30 p. m. Wednuday. Prayer ahip service 11 a. m. 121, Rev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. 12 aod up; 1:30, Adult lludl The Hartford Baptist Churc~ Mftling, 7:30 o. m. Wodnuday. Moroo Chapo IMetbodfsl _ Sunday School 10 a. m:' Wor- group. will have two Chrwtmas ·Pro Lollrldlt EIJB Cllarcb. Reo. James Early, putor, Oliver day, Wednesdav and Friday. Middleport Flnl Ullllad , _ grams lhrs year, The f1rst Will Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; Sayer Supt Suntlay School JO Tbe Pentecoolil Cburcb, Mid- bytelan Church, Root. IIDIIIId 0 1 be presented by the S u d Y Sunday School V:4S L m. Rua- L m.; Pre~chlng 11 a. m. dleport, South 8rd Ave.: Sunday Rnppelt, pastor: Sunday ldtaal School plptls at 9:SO on Dec. li. Hll Arcber, Supt. Sunday Portland Methadlsl Clturch- Schooi10 a.m.; Sunday evenlns jt:30 L m. Mr. Fred IAwll. Aa enlarged program wtllh ~ worship 10:t5 L m, and f:SO H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday evangellstlc service, 1:30 p. m. supt : 10:30 a. m. Worablp: 5:11i by the lb!rtflrd Grode Sc ";'h p. m. slternately. Bible atud)r School 11:30, Harold Roush, Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. !p. m. YF: Wed. 6:311 Junior I presented at Ute Baptio~ur J>. and prayer tervtco led by put. Supt; Kenneth McLend, asst m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and Clto~: 1 p, m. Senior Cbolr. onc Dec. 20 at 7:30p.m. • pu or 7:30p.m. Wednesday. CbrJt. Supt., Preach1111 7:30 p. m. Sun· lforahip 7·10 p. m. Paswr, Rev Syrae. . rlral IJllilod Pnali mv!ted to1 lh':/:~~~~ lillll Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., Srd day. B. 1. Barrett. byteriau Church - Churcb W· 1 lltlllan4 p' 8alurday ol moatlt. Boelllo Melhodlll Clmrcb, llarrlsonvdle Preobylerlatl v'·<> , a. m.; Sll' iH "''"o r Sund •Y L Ill. Pfllcb. IIDnllag liar EUB Otlrdl, H. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunOturch, John Davies, pastor: 10 a. m.; Bib!e Study, Wed., tnr Sun av · p, m. 118r, Me.-1 Smllb, pulllr: l:lfi c11y School 11:30 a. m.: Prtacbo Oturch School 19:30 1. m. War· 17:30 p .m. Fret WIU Bapllll L m. SundaJ Fred inc 10:30 a, m.; MYF I p. _m.; lhip aervico :30 p. m. : Cbeahtre·Kyger-Bartlord ParRutl m. Smith, IIIPL: Prayer and Bibla Study, 7:110 p. Reorgllllzed Cltur<b Ill Joau jlsh, Hartford Baptiit Church jTayl 00 or, ay " L Morning worship 10:15 a. m.; m. Wednesday. Christ of Latter Day Saints, 111 ' Morning Worship 9:1S DET SerGuy Priddy, SupL; !'roaching Prayer moetltl8 8 p, m. 'nnll'lRock Sprfnflt Metbodl1t miles from Racine 011 Racine- ' mon "Watchfulness or the Ten 7 atester Lemley, paslor; Wor- Portland Road. Sunday School VIrgins." 1'ueaday - Officers vice Ice; _30:"11 p. m.; Prayer oer- day. '· ' · p. m. loatb llell&al EllB Charob - tblp service 1:30 a. m.; SUD· 1:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. planning meuting, 7 p.m. ED1 M1 d Main Rev. Eugene E. EmersOll, pu- clay lchool, 10:15 1. m.; MYF m., SUnda" evening servtce at • 8 t:o mer o! oor n tur. SUitdaJ 8cllool t:ll L m., Ufl p. m, Prayer and Bible NO p. m.: Wed. , worship !let'V· ltld 8 dl@port. R•v. Nyle ~· Nonnlll H. Jlahr, 8ttpt. 8!mda,y Study, Wednettday, 7:30 p.m. .,. at 7:30 p. m. Paawr, C. W. , What to get for lntJ I rs ter ~unday School ~.30 Worship 10:45 L m. ltld 7:10 p. RuliDrl Mo6tldllll Cbure~ Proffitt. All evening aerv-1 Birthday Gift? m. Ar~otd. Richard I, Supt. m. Alternately. Biblo Study Rav. C. J. Lemley, pastor: ' ;,., begin at no o. m. I a \l ur 3 1 and Prayer oervice led by past- Cburch School 9:30 o. m.: War oar Lady of Loretto Mf11loa l Throughout the ' N "'"" Worshtp, 1U. 0 •· m. 5 aoml Baptlll Cbur<:•,' or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, ship oervrce, 10:30 a. m . .II Loua Bottom. Rev , Tbomao P• ' ear there is one ""' 1a.v 1 School 1.30 Syracuse E.U.B. Cbure•. Paul Y. F. Monday, 8:30 p. m. tronek. administrator; Suml3y y . · m.. War !hip t1 a. m.: Prayer aervlco, '- SeUen, PuiOI'. Stlversville Metbodfll Churcb l lfasa 8 so a.m., est: Holy Uays gtfl t h at 15 I p. . m. Wadneaday. uo a. m. Sunday Scbool, Ben Arthur Stin, pastor. Sunday of Obligation, 1 m. . ALWAYS in good 0 carleton ~hurcb. _llllgsb~ Quisellberry, Supt.; t0:30 a, m. Sd!ool, 9:30a.m.; Gene \Vo~e St. Jobn'o CathoU< Mb•lon: I taste .. . that Roa d, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas Morning Worship service, 1st Supt., Servieeo Thursday even· .near Guvsville !Dutch Rtdgel ' tor. ' Rov. Frank Manieri, pas· I ALWAYS pleases Ral Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; llllll 3rd Sundays or the m!lllt!t; U!g. ph Ca;I, sup~ Sunday Wor· 7:30 p. m. Evening EvangeU• Sulton Methodist Churcb . ~ tm·, Sunday Mass t0:30 a. m.. I • , , beautiful flOW· shi d I ver d dew· 7: p aerv!Ce, 10:30 L m. and tic Service, 2nd and ttb SUD- H. L. olcDaniel, pastor: Chnt Holy D•y ol Obligation 6'30 a. : 30 _p. m. alternately. Prayor day of mooth. BETHA! Y - Orr, Supt. Preaching 9:15 a.m. , m.: Confession, •;, bour before i ers e 1 e me etmg Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 1:30 1 . m. Morning W ·thlp: SUnday School 10:15 a m Mass. ey-fresh w1lh your '*"'.., ht • :1988 S Cwter, pu!Qr: Strvlcel .,..., Wanlllp, 2:30 P. m.; Y at 1:30 p. m. - - 1:30 P. Ill.; B1111t &lao Sentinel Church News PI~~\.:~ pme Aflor Brent had ft freshments 7. Ohto WY 2-3498 Pomeroy FOREMAN & ABBOTI RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY QualitJ hrallare ot Lower Prfcet ldfddloport, Oblo Furniture and AppUmcH THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS Of AMERICA LOCAL 1JNJON 11881 .CIMUIDtJ. W. Va. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .................. Pbono 885-21211 Chester, Ohio BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT I. llaiD ~~ PolDOIOJ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ebureb and Ofllco Supplles - Gilt• WY 2·2M1 ldltldleport eoz. .1.' 'w;... a. DOUBLE SIZE and Prai.. ' I aemco / / ONE LOW PLEASING PRICE ':u,la aa:-:mdiJ ~ lt:IO .:err:'!~. ~ M!::: ~-a;:: m. ..,:w• OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ,,,... �f ~ n. T• yn•• ~ ., •• ,~-~~-:t_r;:!.::::::~_::::::::.;.:::.::::::!...:._:__:~----- LD•"" Sjlnelne!, Pomeroy-Middleport, , 0 000 A Three Persons nswerto lndi•ctments befOre JUdge c eI 31'111 Soct"ety Notes Rut}and · Society Notes ~ C~rcle. ~ : J~:~s ';;'~~ T~ ~" ~~ .';~ s:~wart, ~:· I~~~ctmeut parent~. I Kingsbury S • N OCiety ews Dally Sentfne1, PomerGy·MR!aleport, 0., .faiL ~bb1e ~=:~e~:;er~~:r."!·~: ·, Mr. and Mrs. Do) Ia Multi o[ PT PLEASANT - Thr"" ol wth rontrbutng to the delm-, Parma spent Christmas week lbe 1· ur rsons mdtcted b> the quency of a minor. Orders grant· end wrth her parents, Mr. and pe 01 Mason County mg IM divorces were signed by Mrs. Homer gran 11 111 jury 1 . cor<'d before Judge Thompson and a con Mr. and Mr<. Dwight Swep' Thompson tempt act1on was dlsml5sed. ston and family of Columbus 01 n g ed .JudtUI Rae Jackson was grant· spen t Christmas weekend wtlh 35 Ma· ed a mvorce from Robert Blatr Mr. and Mrs Ralph Lee and on e/ed a lea of guilty Ia I Jack, on and she was granted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and pchargmg burg· I care and custody of their one famtly. I Jar of the B & B Ma rket ml •lnlant chtld Nellie KJnnatrd , Robert R Harden o! the , stfwart was rc•pro<rnt- was granted a divorce from U. S. Navy spent Chmtmas l ed m court b\ Attorm \ Wil- l John Kinnaml. The f'Ontempt with his family and his iam 11 Rn rd.m. Judge 1'1llmp· l aetwn dismissed was styled Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harden or sun set Fnda} , F'ebn.J.ti'Y 25th Lera A. Hall vs P~ul R. Hal!. Syracuse. as senlencmg dalt' for S!('War! I Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush who ~~ free on bond • spont the holiday week end w1th Philip J. Hall HldJ C' LlH'd on 1 Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young the charge if forgerv Wit! en· I and family at Sidney ter a plea to the - mdJCtmer•t Mrs Edith Shain or' Pomeroy ' Monday, January lOth at 9·:l0 spent .Christmas day With Mr. b M Wr. ••d 1\lrs. (.'!Rir Taylor had blo and Tim of Parbrs urg, r. Chrl.stmas dinner with Mr. '"d and Mrs He1·hert Parker M amid Ml'll Pearl Lanning ol Bet'Ch Nancy o£ Syracuse, r. an ' Mrs. Robert Parker and Grove HDa_d_._ __ Brent Bolin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jor Bo I'm, ce 1ebrated !lfth birthday reoe!!UY at party gtvcn by his parents ;a~~an~n~~::i~ ~;s~~~~::, !~;~ri~":L no~~~~"· · . ~Ire~·;eand I~~·k;,a~~~ Enc Parker of the U. S. Army d M Nma Thoma Pt. m Fort Knox, Ky., Denms Park- HarUor r. By J•••. Parker . I er of Marshall Univ':""ity In . B 0 w I e s, ' Jane and Juha Lucasentertam wei e served Those Huntmgton, W. Va ' hts guest, GrJ HARGEDg Ant!tony Blelted wtth a hohday party for were Steve and Gary Nelson , Mtss Pal Gaul of Chesler, Mr. DIS~t Pleasa~t: Kell) Dawn their frtends at the home of Debbte, Bobby and Ricky W1l· and Mrs MariOn Parker of sing, · ht.on· Mrs Herbert 1t!telr parents. \1r. and • Fe ; . tewl'll Mrs. hamson Cully and Tara Nelson, Long Bottom, and Mr. and Mn. Bowen, All 1 Richard Lucas, . on Langsville Greg Teresa Van Meter, Howard Parlrer, Aprll and Myers, Mrs. Road The evcmng was spent Cyndy Anderson and Brent, Aaron, who make their home Hunt, Pt Pleasant ·I playing prng pong: table gam<'s Brenda, Craig and Ricky Balm. on Ute farm. Bertram nn, · . ___ _ and dancmg Retresbments of TILLIS FAMILY IS HOME -._ . _ , - -. _ sloppy ]Oes, potato salad, pota-1 Jem Tlllrs, who JS stahoned .. to chips, corn chip~ and dip. I With the U. S. Army at Fort cookies and pop served I Knox, Ky' spent the Chrtslmas AIRMAN CAL\ ERT The Lueas hon:e was holidays with his parents, Mr. Alrmao Ralph C. Calvert, ed m the Christmas tr~dut_on i and Ml s. Sherman Tillis and son of Mrs. Ecl~tbe u. Cal- throughout. :;os~ atte~dmgRm- Jean. Lowse and Mark. H I I \'Cft or 810 E. Main St .. Porn- elud ed Ron ay or an d SISicrs, Mr and MrR, Roger eroy, hai been •eleeted lor Sutherland of RIO Gran e .~ · smnh or Co lumbus and Mr. and training at Keesler AFB. Miss. lege Don Smith of e Mrs R1chard Bearhs, Scott and as an Air Force t·nm9tuniea. Beauty Aeademy, L~nyk H p~ l Troy of Chester. were also & tions • electronic" specialist. of Ohio State, Su?.y ar er o : home lor the holidays. A 1!HI5 graduate of Pommy o:i~~:~~rsig~v~tmEg~~nt:; PERso;;.us AU.. Member FDIC Potllllroy a~d ri:,ai~J:" l~Ich~g~~.- I ~ ~ere ~ OPEN TONIGHT dec~~ at- ~ car ~a.hon~; Farmers Bank Savings Co. -1111 RT~e ~~~~,~~:~::•t:,~.:e«~~~nd Mrs. Lloyd Roush and High Seboot, he r~emtly{o~· ~omeroy, Roger and Ernie Jes- atJ'r:~lyMr:f M;~~ield :~ - , . . 111& . . . . . . . ~ ~~~nsef fo<r llrll . 1! The Carleton Sunday School ~~all Reiber, Morning Star ~=!·~~sl~!aJDJnK at "" • se of Zanesville, J~lla :~~ Mr and Mrs. Jameo Thomas;, j;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;:.,;;;:;;;::;;_;:;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==-, Pe:ull4:' Hun10n md1eted on an had an attrndance of 55, of£er- home on leave from the service ' wine, Beverly Forbe • R Karen. Jamey and John, e.m. 1 assault ~:md bat1l'I \ : hm gt:. <~nd lr ng of S25_6L The Young_ Choir called on Carl Circle on Satur- er Margaret Ann C>rleton and r =~rr:lt I ~hej~":~ngJ.rm La~:• Columbus were h~rdav lu~sts also named m a JUlllt mdld· nccompamed b)' .Tudy King at day. P~tnck were dmner guesh on ac 'r ·~~ eU S A~m~ m Fort o,f thetr parenls, r. an rs. ·•. rnent wi!h Clu·lsfl nl' ~ow_h ;Jg liH!_pi:lllo. sa n~ ~on~(' sf' IPciJOns. , Roger Holler Is spending .a :Christmas On at th e horn e or' bert .u ' e . . . Julta. Jcme Cia !I' Taylor. ' charging unlawful co'r;;lnl ·;'" " { Mr. and \Irs. Dwrght Corl are ! leave with his parents, ~Jr. and! Mr. and \1r/ Hayman ~ornitz ~~~\~;~· ~~~" - .Julia !.ul'as MMrsD ~~me~~,~~~ aJ~~S~~~: I will also enter pleas t~ b(1 lt Ill · unnounring the bl rth of a bab~ i ~·Irs. Thomas Holter of \1 orn-· of Pomero . , . e for the holid av voc<J - ISS e le a~ . ; dictmcnts .IOJJU,l')' IUt n l IJm· gor l r; rund parrnts are Mr. and · ing St·tr He wi ll return to y \\O S hfom h I d cs ·at l'o penler, ol Pomeroy, ~rte tho ' tine Bowling s rt:'fHl l'1t·d to be 11 \1r·s ( 'har· it'S Barnt>tl, Grove Pr· j H~rbor . hon rom . er s u : .· . . · • Syrac:use recently or ~ 1 1 , i l t· 1 ·Cll ·~. <Jml \1r and ~IJ <:. Hap 1 h Mr. ar and Mrs. · Hayman Barn-i lumbus BusmessHAVE Um'< ersJ) · nl.rr a inge and did nul appeJ! It' (<l SNOWOEI\'S DINNER . of Miss Nancy . Parker Miss I to B.l! li 'o\1' 1 !0 ht '!' m C.t.rl Thl' (' arb ha\'C another itz of Pomeroy and Mr .. and I Mr and '1rs. Roy Snowden I of Mr. ! dictment. . . . . . , I ch1ld. ll'an . Mrs. Keith Burmtz of Mtddle· · were hosts for a family Christ-' and Mrs Herbert Parker, form· c i Mr .:md port were guests at the Dean ; mas dmner on Saturday. After . er princi.pal of .Rutland Grade ' 1 ar 8~ ~ ____ __ 1son ul Co l u m htl <:, \t SJte f r Brinker home on Sunday. 1 the tu rkl'y dinner was served, School. . 1 rn otht> r . . .\Irs. Georg11 Thom a \.1r. and Mrs R~hert Lre and gifts were opened Those at. Chnstmas dinner guests of a11d fUJllll ~. . . 1 f.'l mily visited Willi Mr. anJ I Mrs. Stella Adkins of Long tendmg were Mr . and Mrs. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin, Rick, 1 :\ l r. Hlld ~l r;. ~Irgil Km~ an~ Mrs. Arthur Orr of ChPs tf'r dur- Bottom spent Sunday Wlth [ Charles Simpkins and Charl3 Brenda. Brent and Craig, were fclmdy wNe Chnstmo=~s dmne. 1in g the holiday season. 1Mrs Freda Miller and attend·! and Melissa of Columbus, \1r Mr . and Mrs. Larry Turner gut>sts ~f twr .parents. , Mr. ~nd Spen dmg reeent Sunday [ed chur<'h in thr evenmg. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden and and Nan cy of Findlay, Mr . and \1rs \ll'lx·r 1\ood. Also callrng with >Irs. Mary Ctrcle _were '>Jr. and Mrs. Richard Barton , Steve, Larry: Gary and Au- Mr·s Roger Turner and Denise _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1111 the <~ftt·rnoon wer Mr. ~nd Mr. and Mrs. (Teorge Circle I and son spent Ch ns!mas w1th nctle of Ga ll 1pol1s, .r-.·lr. a~d of ~I gin, Ill. , ·Mr. and Mrs. Don .\1rs. :Jarm an Wood and family. and family of Ashland, Ky., Mr. hPr mother 1 Mrs. J ane Sm1th 1Mrs. Bruee Miiy and Debbie! Turner of Athens and Mr. and ,, By Mrs. 0. M. Rife SP4 W1lilam illurray of Ft. and Mrs. James Circle of N{'\1. )of S1l ver Rid~ e. . ) and Mike, Mr. and Mr~. Hom· . Mrs. Henry Turner, Carpenter. .~ Mr. Clifford WootPn, :\1rs. Myer~. Va .. h.a s been hom-! t·ol Ha\•en, w. va .. Mr. rmd Mrs.[ Some of the young folks d1d er P11rker and Suzy, J1m Car-, '\1r and Mrs Robert Hill spent Anderson \\ooteD, Mrs. Don- vi~it w1th his mother: Mrs. Ell- Don nl d Prerce of Athens and some fine caroling nt Christ- penter of Pomeroy and the Christma s at Fairborn where ·. , JIId Woot~n and daughter, .loan obeth Mw·ray and hts brother, Mr . ond olrs. Melvm Circle of [ mas time and left the elderly hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snow-j they had dinner with Mrs. Ed1 spent Fnday VISilmg M1~s Ha-1Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray Jr. London. I folks l'OOkies and cAndy den. During the evenmg a call na Laninng. Other~ attending !l~l W~ten who i.s a pat1ent1 at . 1\.Irs. Roberta Carru~hers, Lula and Dixie Circle and Mr. Several children of Mr. and was made to Snowden's son. 1wrre the Hllls' son, Mr. and R1venude Melho<hst Hospi~ 1 a~ , 'Mf!,!iP~ky Hundell . J1mmy and Mrs Doyle 1\lutti visited Mrs. Chorle11 Bisset were home Mr. and Mrs. Leland Snowden Mrs Bill Hill. ~r. and Mrs. Columbus. They also VlSit~~nddl , ~i~ky and Deb1He C~r- 1 .r-.lr. ond Mrs. Harold Circle and fur .christml\8. and Mike, Pat, Ginny, Donme, Jim. Lanning and ram1ly and Mrs. Drue Woodrum who . Is ruthe rs VIS iled recenlly will! 1 familv of Pomeroy on Christmas Mildred Santee spent Christ-i and Nancy of ~aJnesvtll.e. The Mr. and Mrs. wJI Lanning. 1 ronfined to the same hosp1!.al ! !l!r. anrl ~1rt. John Dean and IdA\'.· mas with her parents Mr. and : Simpkins family remamed ~v- Mr. Tom Williamson of nayMr. 811d Mrs. Gen~ Srograv es f. lll \1 11. . ' Dea n nnd Eunle Brinker, wn. Mrs. Joe ~arks.. . ernighl before returning to Co-, lon spent the holiday vacation and son and Debb1e lt rff' fl l \ lr. and Mrs: .Martrn Sw~rt Ham Carleton, Bett) Van Met- "Jrs. Sfllhe Allison :lf Racme, lumbus. ' wit·h hir~ mother, Mrs. Edith , Baton Rooge, La ., spent thr ol Co lumbus '-'I SJ1ed uvP r the Mr. Paul Alll~on of Zanesvlllet JUDGES ENTERTAINED WilliamSDn holidays vtith Mr. and ~lrs. 1holirlay with her parents, Mr. Ia Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaver Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mr!!. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison John Whtte and 0 . M. Rife nod and \1rs. William B<·al and Mrs . Hael Arnold and lami· and children, Jyl, Jeff and Joy Robert Lewis, judges lor the <pent the holidays at their fa mily. E:>rl. ly and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick or Mtddleport, Mrs. Audrey Tor- home Christmas decoratmg con home in Rutland and visited Chn.stmns dinner gu ests of Mr. nnd Mr~. Jmaes Cum.l Williams of Chester were in renee a~d daughter, .sally, ~p- test in Rutla~, ~ere entertain- with friends . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wuoten rn ms. :-.on. Reynoldsburg, and Columbu!l Monday to attend the pen Platns spent Cbrtstmas With ed arter the JUdgmg took place Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas v.w e ~tr. and J.1r s. 0. :\1. Rire ., t<.Ir. cmd Mrs. Leo King and son funera of Mrs. Arnold's broth· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver. at the home ot Mrs. Janet and Julia, Jane and Steve spent Mr Ha lph Darst, Mrd dloport i of Columbus vrsited Christmas I er. M;, Clayton Brofford. Rev. and Mra. Herbert Grate Bolln. The contest was spon- Sunday at the Parker family aPd Debbie Rife, Baton Houge, 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Will tam Visitmg with Mr. and Mrs. and daughter ol Rutland spent sored jOintly by the Rutland home near Chesler where the L., I Ki ng. Charles Klng Christmas were a SuAday wltb Mr1. Freda Mlll· Garden club, w1th Mrs: Pearle family met lor the annual :\ lr and l\1 r.<;_ HPrt Riggs. :'l!r. l M1. and Mr~. Leroy Wyant I Mr and Mrs. Ed King of Har- er and s1ster, Lenore BetzJD~, Canaday as representative, nnd Christmas dinner. Others atami llr'. Downie Nelson :md ! hart as Chrt <tmas guests, Mr. ris~nville and Mr. and Mra. The occasion was Lenore s the !Wiland Friendly Garden· tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil· d;,ughtcrs and Clarence Ogdi n · and Mrs Dallas Debord and Eddie King, Charles Ellis and birthday. ers, with Mrs. Joan Hamso~ as lis Parker, Russ, Rodney, Deb~ · Jc nt ('hri stl nas w1th \ lr ,Jnd 1 fa mily () f Columbus, Mr. and Walter Ellul of Harrisonville. Mr. an.d Mrs. R~bert representative. ~s. HarrJS?n lr-=---'iiiiii"""=="-iiiiiiiij ; ·~ - ,Jps~e Proffitt. ~lr. Da nn j Mr~. Ketrneth Wyant and sons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash, and family entertamed her transported the JUdges wh1le ~ l~on wa:-. <tn nven11ght guest 1[ of Logan, .\1r. and Mrs. James Jr received word of the death tber, Mrs. Cox or Pt. . they view~ the homes in BELTMAN i '"'h hrs mother, Mrs Jesse ll"nnmg and sons of Albany, o£ .her lather Clayton Brafford, end her brother and f~rruly at land. The JUdges were pre,sent-11 ' ; Prnff11t j Miss J udv Wyant of Columbus C 1 b their beauUful country orne ed gilts on behalf of r - and ~Jr. ·,:nd Mrs. Norman urn us. _. Christ- the hilltop Christmas clubs and Mrs. Bolin aerved Elijah M1..,,ae1 spen1 Mrs. Ellrabeth de!sert course. REDUCED I Wood and _family, maa with hla daughter and !.am- spant Sunday afternoon wltb CELEBRAT"S BffiTIIDAY I ~!rs. lim! Arnold, Lester, ilv Mr. and Mrs. Branch th W'll' F t 1 -1 -----I Nathan Walter .a nd Evallne · ' B1 e I ~~ ros amt Y· . . . . ' ' . . ' Ml llcr, e pre. Mr R1chard Fro~L of Oh10 spent the holidays w1lh ht>r I l 0wer(' rC!mstmas dm ne:, gue~.ts \1r, and Mrs. E . ~· StewartiState. University, Terry Hoff- ~ son, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar .f M.. an.d Mrs. Patllck 'llil- vis1ted Mrs. Stewarts parents, man of Morehead College and tung in Columbus. Kenneth , lta rns of I hester.. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jones of Pt. John Ridenour of Ashland Col· lung, a student at Ohio Uni·ver- 11 • 1 1\Tr. and Mrs. RIChard H?uda. Pleasant. lege spent the holiday!l with sity, spent the holidays sht·lt of Columb.us Visiting with Mr. and Mrs . their parents. i Chm lmas With the1r familtes Nev. s. White Is her sister nf Zenith Price ot the Marines li · here, ..\1r. and Mrs. Harold Laura, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. R.,.. was home for the holidays with ' i Burns1de and Mr. and Mrs. bert Searinger aRd son. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Price Mr. and Mro. Eugene Smltb of Long Bottom R. D. L In: Willl'm lloudashelt. Chns lmas dmner guests of I and f<Jmi ly visited Christmas af- Mr. and Mrs. Don Betzing of r.. 100 mpg. 4-ob<Oi<e 150cc OHV ~. 3-speed transmlsston, ' Mr .. and Mrs W8yne Beal and ternoon with her mother, Mrs. Hemlock Grove spent a Sunday .- Atoma.tie dutch, cam-type afternoon with Mrs. Freda I I! hrake.~ oe. both wheels. j fam 1ly were Mr. and Mrs. Roger jMargaret Bally at Racine. ~ Cllliaul: pasb..button sbuter. \ aung, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lonme Hudson er and !-iister, Lenore. his Albert Pooler of Ute j; Aolded Y.., meet the I Swart of Columbus, Mrs. _EJiz. visi ted Clu·istmas with 1 abeth Murrav and SP4 :V1lllam mother, Mrs. Anna Hudson and Foree spent. the holidays o· with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hud· hla grandmother, Mrs. ,_.,,,. ,. 1 Murra1 ol f'l Myers, \a. Mr. and Mrs. John Deen and son and family, Racine, and Mr. Pooler. I family wm Christmas dinner and Mrs. Jim Clark, Albany. < Mrs. Laura Mae ' 1guests with her family, Mr. . -- - -· - - - -and Mrs. Kenneth Marklns R..:1r ine. Al so vi!liting were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ried and ily of Pataskala, and Mrs. Anna Mae Terrell, Juanita and Ann Terrell, Pomeroy, Walter! Middleport, 0. 1Terrell, Anila Watkins and , ly and Viclt Kendell, Ch T~mrsday ~e ~urt l~su~~fJ~]Ja~;~;~::d ~1r<: .Le~ . KJ~g ~nd her little gtrl Mil about ga.rniHhf~ and rllimplln~s ~nd cnn s~ rn·~ .. . and abou t dozen!1! of other ~kil l " that wtll help SL! Sttn to be a talented homemuker herself, nne day, I Point Rock • Notes SOCiety I! I ALL ... 011'1 THI: CHUIItC:"' NIW stYliNG, MOll ..... the new flat 400 D, MOlt ,opulet tl oil tnod•IJ 11111. . by " ' - ftat OIMf 11111 low•l 1ft price. Superlt operoti"{{l MC1t011y, Unlbod, ml!ltrudkln, Fo,tU worr~nty ll~d .C.IY , pgr~~>l'nll . Nowhtr• .... doH .vwy dohor "vr rw M IIIIlCh C<OI', ' . : fry oul o 600 0. S.. ... J9IH'Hif. Don't Wilt ... SH Them Todeyl Smith's Fiat Sales &Ser~ice 1 Mile Above Tha Silvor Bridga In Kanauga, 0. ,1,4focl"" Ifill 1N<d c•IIJflllhip lti.Jitaar.llou .. oftplritu•l ul · !.ifl WlthGUI I IITOIII Chu~h , l'l~•ther cte.Joqne~ t ion n11 aurvln . nor ttvil<~l· Ther~ .,., four ,, I I' I.. t: VJSI~ed FUN MACHINE $243. -.!IIese-- -·= :. --'*"'·· JANUARY -- , ... : !l) ror h\1 o'"n ••~•- r. ~~ 1'11r h11 .:hildr.n'• uh. •' J1 t"r th~ 11ke of hlt eom munit9 l!ld nuloa . (4! For 1M u k• of th t tourch ittelf. which n...:l1 hit nou r~ l uml mtteritl tupport . f'[•n tO 10 to d V.IIfh TtJUiarly - --;:-;----;:.,;::,,::;d::,,:-"rf::.,;;;,,;;,,;--;w<;,:d:d,;;,;d,d;,,,;-iT';;;h,;;;,;Jd,;;,-'fF;;,dJ;,-;,-is;i,,;;;,J.do;";',- . : : .; Sund1y ,.., M• tlh tw • 1s E•·he\; ~nt P,~lml J e,.mi• h I'IC 1 t'ltuleronOrtl'l 41 4,. 17 'l4 1.. 4:t •• _ __:J~I'!'·c!.''!._..,.~"~'':.'·'~';:::-...:'!'0~1~-1~·~~1122;:0-~10'-;;~"~"-='~·~;-:'~·~-:-;;,t;;;-;~~ rl 1 Oeu'~renomy tWtWtWt~•WtWt~t ~' " ' ~" ' 1 . I 0 tWt~ at: help •wWith the hope it will, in some measure, foster 1 · I ealain that which is good in /t~mily and community i e, t."'. ture ;1 1 ponsored by tl•e bUI ine~s firm• and organrzatrom whose flllnte.! appear below. Middle~, ldtddleport, Ohio Ohio Bsken of Good Brl!t~d Wr F'1ll All Docton Prl!scrlption.s WY PomeroJ 2· 295~ - 2t0 !Jnooln St. WY 2-25150 Middleport LIEVING COAL COMPANY --- V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING WY 2-2410 Pomeroy 130 E. Second GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. EstablishP.d In 1904 WEst Columbia. W Va. Middleport WY 2-3284 Pb. Mason 773·5:193 - COLOR TV .. - - -- HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Pomeroy Weot Malo St. lupport the Cburob ol Your Chalco Bulova Watl'hes -Sales and Service 186 N. Middleport Secon~ RAWLINGS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Chester, Ohio Pomeroy, Oh10 DO ITI BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE UPERT IHITALLATIONI luilder1 aod Builditlg Supplle• Chester, Ohto - WAWfO.WAU. CARflfTING MOHAWK tltt~ ~ ion, :11 pertarman: ~~da~ !ind~w m~~ernenl: shoc ~ ~~ ~ lsld~t, turn t'T I It lhockeJPQII$1Cifl tllat~let. In ytl• ' oot twt ' t l'fi Y 1 low or ,mite. Satlsla.UO. Guarllltoecl re~ l stant From $24.76 _ ~ • ldl82 II e 0 I I :t! • 7, a ·-~ WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. • ·-' ·. ·. •• · .~ ... . ~ :.· .....~. [ ·. :.· :.: ...._,... ,_ Middleport, 0. • BniJimvhr BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPOAT, 0. In Pomeroy 0\•er 90 Yean Attend The Church of Your Choice BEN FRANKLIN STORE Gc to $1.00 and up Pomeror WYH16f ....WI... INGELS FURNITURE Stt Ow B:telliive CoUection of BULOVA Watchel -- .... ........ MAGI I \hperl IDIIiltllloD tUDINC: UDY _ Pel1etl tot 11111 Kill- Toet ty~vl~ : - ,,,ob1aod on Products Brown'• Bottle Gu a Take Someone With You To Church Ph. 985·2000 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. fiMa<lA . - - . 1 mate, 1ewel Everything In Hardware" LIT INGELS Li110fe.nt mDI• lnllid Vin.yl J4995 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 11 ARMSTRONG'S YOUR CHOICE ~ Sclloo~ ~~Shular, Au'~ !':..~~!.SL Oak Grove Methodist Cburcb, l The Salvation Army, EuvOJ own ersonal birthH. L. McDamel, pastor, Earl Rays. Wimng, oflicer in charge. P Cross, s rpl. Sunday . School at Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meetday message on the 10:15 a. m.: Preaching _9: 1S. 1ng; 10:30 a. m. Sunday School. special accompanySyracUie Methadlit Church Sunday 1 p. m. Young People's ! . rd Wendell G. Slutler, pas.tor Legion: 1:30 p. m. Salvation tng ~~ · Worship Servtce 8:4> 1 · 01 · Sun· mteting: Thursday, t to 3 L• Say HAPPY day Schoo!N~ a. m. MYF Sun. dies Home t.ea~:~~e: 7 P m. Prep BIRTHDAY" with day 6 p. m. Prayer meeun~ classes· 7 :lO p. m. Bible study, 1 . Sunday 7:30 p. m. . • tll'ayer 'meeting. OUter services a gtft of flowers Tbe UnUtd Methodist Church by announcement. , from Pomeroy - Rev. Melvm AI· : Pomeroy Seventb Day Adven- ~ kire, pastor. Btble Study, 9.15 tlal Cbnrcb- Mulberry HeJghts a. m. Divino ~onhip 10:30 a Rd., north ot Melga Memorlll m. ThiB'Sday; EvangelJaiJo - . 411 and prayer aervlceo led by m. Sermon : The Stomblmg llospftal. Pastor, F. W. Gifford vic e Saturday, 7:30 p, m,; and ' pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Block" Scripture · Romans 14: Assistant Pastor, James R 59 N. 2nd Avo. Sunday 7:30 p. m. Adult claJs meeting 7:30 p. 13-23. MethodiSt Youth Fellow- Holler Services on saturday . Middleport, 0. Hemlock Grove Qrlotlu m. lalt Monday ol m!llltb. ship & '30 p. m. Tuesday. 1:30 9abbath School, 1:30 p. m .. Church, James . Quisenberry, Fedtra!N CMrcll, p-.y, p. m. tho wscs meels. worshtp •ervrce, 9:30 a.m. a... W. H. Perrin, pulllr; Letart Falll United Brethren , ' Su nday School 10 a.m. Terry Clrl Kaull, SupL: sun d y iD c rist Church, Stmday School I 1 ICu Hums, Supt. Scbool 1 1 m.. Worship bOIIr 9:3oa.m. worship servrces. The Bradford Cbucll at OU'Isl, 10 ' · ' first and !bird Thursday even· I Jo a Roblnsou, Mlnlaler; ~~ mlh.roa F.W.B. Cburcll _ m,1 at 7:30 and the oecond and Homer Forrest. Snpl., Bible Sunday School I: IS a. m., Earl fourth Sunday Digbto at 7,30, Sc hool 1:30; MOI'fllnl Wonblp, Slarkey supt . EVBDIDI •or James Morrison, paotor. I tO :30 a. m.; Evlllfnl Worabi~. tblp, T:lo p. ~. by Cecil Hysell 11U11 nee MelbodiJI: , 1 p, m. Wednesday, 7 P. m. U.yman; Young People'• met~- Beber' ~· Smltb, Sr., pastor. , Blblo SIUdy. 1ng and Biblt Study, 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School 9.30 o.m. 0. 0 . 1 Duler Cb_,. o! CHI It Wedn sda, Cbolr practieo at Pattenou, Supt.; Mornmg Wor 1 -61ble School 9:30 1. m. Preacb> NO : Thundar ablp t0:30 L m. Youtb Service. 1ng 10:"11 L m., llnl and third ·o.$ f'llarlm -.•.., CP. •=6 p. m.; Evaagelt.tic meo . sundays. 0 Llng&vllle, Ohio), RaY. o. B. . .e, 7:30 p. m.: Pray.- moe~' Maloa CIIJ ftaell cl Cbtllt. ~ puklt" !ltmdoJ 8cbool .,. 1111. Thlll'll'•J 1:30 p, m. Miller Street; Sunda' Bibla L ~ ~~ Orale, SUpt. Fret MICm'Mt CUrc:ll, ~ 1 NOW YOU CAN BUY Study 1 1, m. ~ War- ablp service at 10,3; a. 111.; pQ. a1 CUll, r.ev. R. 1-. ,ene liill. ahip 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, pim Youth, l:t5 p. m.: Evao- i*tllr· SuntlaJ 8ebnol 1:30 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. piiiUc let'Vice. 7•30 P m. Mill- &; Pbll Wlsa. supL, Morning Middleport a- " Cbrllt, Weal: l'rl1er Wedo IIIII'Shlp 10:31 a. m.; Y o a 1b 5tb and MilD Stroell. DoDBkl MOd m. ' San>lceo 1 p, m.; EvlOIIellstic 7 30 FOR lllcb, mlnlster; Bible School, ~.;. ~ 11 Jellovola't 7:30 p. m. Mid • Week Come in and ohm.e the model to please yuur l.aslo and 30 o.m., Kcme'h MeE1hlmle)> Wltlteneo• PubUc meeliD&. StJDo PI'IJB' aorvloo 7:30 p. m. Wed. eonvenience ·~ •• wbetheor you ~ed a cabinet that hangs Supt.; Montlnc Wonblp, cia 5 Watcblower atutb' Wednelday oDd Friday lfttllng 0:30 m Evening Worship, J p. 1\udJ Tuetdar Fli'edom 011p11 Mloalllll, a. like a picture, w, - wjt.il c:kx:.lr, ni.flll1·liJI>t. and 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed- I p, m.; •• _. .... P oban SH"""'"flll Road: E. J. lliiV cbeol. lltllda.J. 7 p, m. • P· m. .....ee mee-., 7 · Grtllllll, : 11opr wt ~ Cllm. ol Qrb~ , _ , , Ill. Tltund,!~Ministry lcllool, !erd Scbool 10 J 81'1'1 Mlsln putor; Stmdl1 I P. 111• ,..,..ay. ' ~ 11en1eo, 7· &:hoot t:3fl a.' m. "rayv llliiiiD&. 7:30 I L m.: Oniltlu Eltduvar, 1· 31 . , m ond 1H5 1\ m. Tuesday · p. m. Evlllln1 Service, 1:10 P. ~Ps!~~,a.S.h.;,l 9,30 a,;.. llalllld Mild- 1 ou.. Na• m.Rad... .,.__..~ o1 Orkt_- (Both' congregations~· me:; :an~'::>'a.~OC:: Roy Carter, Minister. Bible :;- ~.:~~ ::.~~~. ID:~ L m.; l'reaeblna. 7:30 p. Edward Baer, Owner 1 School 9:30 · ~- Worship and St. p I' Chureb to be!nr builL lD.' Pray.- MrYieo, 7:!0 p, m. 232 E. Second Preaching Sen11ce 10:30 a. m. au • l'h~raday Pomeroy WY 2-2036 Younc PlopJe's meeting p. Rev. AUr"" Melllodlll Careb - .., . Illu 1M, • • Jail •. •,.~-----------------• 111. ._ atrv1oa f p, 6:30 m. V. Pearl II. Caito, paater, I I 1 VI Cofambltlbpel: Wonblp..,. 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, Bly· ce each Sunday 1:15 a. m.; lbe TheJss, Supt.; 6:30 ?· m. Sun day School 10 L m.: Youtb Youth Fellmnbfp. CARMEL Se rvice 6:15 p, rn. Evenln& Wor· t:30 a, m, Sunclay School. Way· Jill P 1 p, m. each Suoday. 1M Roush, Supt.; 11:30 I. m. B radblll']l Claar.. ol Cbrbl. Morning Wonbip, 2nd and 4tb Art Sc Marcum, ~; Blblt Sunday ol Jbe month; 1 p. m. to·bool and Mornlna WOI'Iblp, Enning Evlllf!eliltlc Service, or, 30 a. m.; Cbr1sllan Eodeev·1 lsi and 3rd Sunday ol montb, 6 p. m.; Evenln1 Wonblp Tupper& Plalu ElJB Cltvdt, I p · m. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas· PagevDie CommDDIIy Chard& I tllr; Sunday worahlp 11:30 a. m. Rev. RusaeU Cline, pastor. - Sunday School 10 a. m., HoYoung People's aervtce 7:30 p. bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu- 1 • DUDLEY'S 1 1 HONDA SALES rioor ooverlq for ...., ldDd olloor. PIIIIOI'IIJI. ProfeAtonal laltallotion by ,., or do II JoUhell, 1:o11 W1( , _ b ,_ till- ~" ~;~~30 ' ' flunlin(ton, W. Va. a. "'s ~ SWISHER & LOl~SE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY .c:--· .... ' - Rectangular a. m, a~,SundPIIIIIrSch~· 10 TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ .. modern living that exi1t. u4 rntl :rnr BUtl• dill)', ' MOTOROLA. I to learn about the1r best 1, nend, <..:uc!. Av.aJt ~ neM of His loving pre~ence will give them confiden ce and courage whatever they do, wherever they go. _Thr?t~gh re~u ~ lar church ;Jttendance, they can ab!!IJI'b the msp1n~g prtn· c1p]es 11f Chri :-:. tl anit ,v . , , the mo~t valuable rec1pes. for t•• I ''~l' ;\ 1 , ~~ · ~ o' ., . ,, ,,, • ''"'"i .' m•oco (,, ! to 1 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE llh~is:_::m~o~th:e~r~a~nd~o~th~e~r~r~el~a~Uv~e~s;..~5ii5ii5ii5ii~ ~ ~BOVE all, we owe_ our children the .oppor ti:nitv l!l!,llld ~ON "'hy 1~rry pfUIII'I al1auld 1ttend Mf¥1tft r•rulU"I) and IUppotl Chur c ~ Tht,. CASUAL BAGS I for th~m in the futtii'IL 'l'hev will need all the prepnnmon we can gn·e them in order to cnpe "i th a hfe thkt RI'OWI av~r more complex. 1'kt ctuueh leth• rrnt•tt lu· kr "' nrth fer IM builchn1 of II ° ~vf>E pus our own store of knowledge on to sur r~childn.n bscause we want 1o make things eas.ier "f'H• CHURCH f'b" At...L. j 1 :~: j USA N'S mother is a wonderful cook. She:n teach ~ar~~r~ l:otf,~r d~~:~:~ es er Society Notes I '?·' !, "'Jla':;,ondl t 1 dJ, 'l'lmndl7. ,,.......... -una. 6:00 TO 8:00 n• fto Clulrell 01 ao N - , V EvADI Jlellblt, (lel'lrallt Chester: Rev. Herbert Grate, lldall Ualletl 11rolllr011 .. JIIL!Ior; Richard Barton, Supt. Qlfll Oantt 1 Bav. IIdia ~ Cbarles Bissell, Asst. SupL Balke, pastar; llullday Scboo~ Sunday &:hoot ~:30 a. m.; MolD- Ul a. m. • W1rJn1o fldelqtr, oupl. if18 Worship It e. m.; NYPS Chris~ ll:ndeovor, 7:11 p. '11. Sunday Sclwol ot uo a. m, 6:45 p. Evenlng Service, Mrs. Lyda Cbevaller, presiden~ llllllellom 8aplll& H. Braley, Bible School SUpt. T 1 S 1 Worship 7.30 p, m., Midweek Prayer 1er- ciassel lor on. Sctoa servtces, Great Bend: Rev. C. I. O'~or> Zloa Cllare) ot Cltrlll, PDID Cllarl~a ~yl~rlS u;th Vere me, 7:30 p, m Wednoaday. I p. m. Preaclllni 1:211 p. m.; 1111r, paawr: Roberl Lowfl, oupl "" . Harrloonvw. Rood. Eu. sorvJ<es a · w Middleport Cburdl ol lbe No- Mid Week Prayo.r meeting 1 ao g , ~n L m. MOI'IIbt& Worship geno Under'tl'ood, miniater. IIJ. Swarl1, layleader; MYF meets -e, Rev. Clyde J . Barllell. ~ WotlnelolaJ, CIISI Lea~ and Sunday Scltool; 1 p. m. fll9· blo lcboot i:ltl a. m.; Mornlnl I .P· m. Sunday evemng. Wor· Sunday School 9:30 L m.: Man> ~ Mrs Mazle Rolaln&er. Olllltg oervlct: l'mndoy, 1:10 O'OI'IIhlp 1:111 p. m.; Robort Reod ship oemces with the Rev. in8 Worahlp 10:30 •· m.; NYPS W~l Evllliellcol .IJnfted p, m. Prayer Bible 'ohOIII '!U~L Casto at 7:45. 1'ue8day evening Young Peopte, 1:45 p. m.; Evlll> llrtthrell Churd! - Sunday eer,ea&or 111(11111 'lattn.III Qeller Cbarell at Gol, lllf. Mem~rship ond Evan::'":' gellltic m..ting 7:30 p. m.; School 9:45 Worsblp, s.tnday Schooi9·30 •· m.; Mar"' [ GUben Spencer, potor. Sunday ComrmHIOD ~e:li~ Wkedp sd Y Prayer m... •• •g, Wed . 7:30p.m. 2ru1 and ttb Sunday, 8:45 a. tng worahlp 10:11 a m. School 9:30 •· m. MorrtiDg WOI' 7' 45 . p. m, 1 ee rayer Ptmero1 llutrcl! ol tbr Naz. m. Aohasb Miller, p&litor. Flnl BapUII Cbarcll, Mtddl• lhlp 11 •· m.; ll:"'npl!Jtlo ... aervtct~~ Melllocllll atarel& mne, Sunday School, 9:30 a. UB Cluucb. Letan Snr> port, Rev. Donald B0011t, ... ~ce, 1 P· m. Pra,.- ?'"una. P!:' A. Casto, Pastor; WOI' m.: Mornlllg •orshlp 10:G ~ day School t:IO L a: Worship wr· SUnday Scoool 1:11 •· m., f,IO p. m. Wedneedty, Yllllll& __. I L , . SUnda m. Evening WorsiUp, 1 p. m., "' ···• Sunda), 7:10 p. m. Fr:. Hoffman Sup!.· to· a L People's Service FrldaJ, 7:30 • .....ee ot w'scs ,_: Prayer meetltl8, 7 p. m. Wed. Letort Fallt IJnlled Brttbrell .., , , · ScllooJ at 10 L m.: ... d H nd "m. Wol'lblp Servlee; BYP t P. P· m. 11wrjtday ol IIIOiltb; Board lleY. Cly • v. e erson, P81• iD Christ Church. Jame• ,....,.. m.; Evenlug Worlh!p, 7:30 p, f1nlrdl II God, Ill~ llorialt mwlinl lrd Wllllosday o1 tbo tllr. risoD, pastor. &mday Scboall at m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer lllf, 0..W w.aua. ...... O!'l Chard! ollllo Namre.., Pom- t:30 a. m. Preactting 1ervrces lll88tlttl 'lbllroday 7:atl p. m. 8uDda7 School e:t6 L m.; WOI' lrlelllorllll Cbiii'C. eroy Rev. Clyde Henderson, first and !bird Thunday pracdce. ' tblp Ml"ffct Ll L m. IIIli 1:10 Ptarl A. Caslo, putor Wor postor: Sunday Scbool 8:30 •· lngs at 7:30 p. m. ltoond and Ftnl Buptlst Cbarcb, Pome- a. m. Prayer liiNIIIll 7131 P ; 1 urvlco 10 L m. ' 19111 sblp services 7:30 p, m. Son- lourth Sunday 1taalllll II 7siD roy - Rev. carver WU!llml. m. Tuasday: Young . People' otb~ Sunday 7:45 p. m. Sun Ill.:. Mornlna Worsblp 10:30 L p. m. Prayer DMIInC ~ Sunday Sclwol 9:30 UU 10:20. !lllltinl, 7:30 P· m. ~rutay. da School 10 L m Jolin IOTV!Ces 7:30 P· m. P r • Yer and fourth . :RmrodlJ 11...,. Worship mviee, 10:30 a. m.: Rullllld Cbarell Ill Got!, lin. 8~ SUpt. Prayer., meellng m.: NYP~. 6:4S p. mThEve~tng and first and third SUodat' "'' Nursery and Junior d!urcb for Joba Smallwood putor: SlltldQ • • I R u~•-•••t ~are~~ meetlnR. , .3nbp. Nm. urs Raay. eDings at 7:30 p. m. . • . aoereli DD PWW1AU ...,. Chorcb o1 t e azarea~, • chtldren. Sd!ool 10 a. m.; fll9anReltottc _Sunday School g a.m., Mrs. l dne, Ohio. Sunday School lt r Mt. Horman <Jnfted Ill 111101 ll'frll Ba(lllll Radle I«'Viet 1 p. m.: Yolllll Peopl~ Fred No01e, SUpt. Worahlp oer- l :30 a.m. Sunday Wonhip l in Christ Church. Ja!MI ,~~~tto Rev. C. I. OConner, put.or. Enduver 1 .P· m. Wec!nooday, '""" 10 m. 1'1.19, Wendell Service 10 ,30 a.m sunday Ev• r!ion, pastor. Sunday Sdloal Sunday Schooll:30 L m.,MSam Prayer moet111g 1 p.m. Sotur- 81utler, pulor. ning Service 1:30 p.m.; Mid · i9:30 a.m. Preaching......,. 0 Curtis, IUPL: 10:tS • m. ;~; day. Beall& Melbodlll attnll, Mid- week Prayer Service Wodn... first and third Sunday Dilbll ng worship, 6.30 ~ Groce ~ Olum, dlopon, II, E. Dowson, paswr; day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morria M. at 7:30 p. m. SoC<Ind ud iolllli and Junior F•Unws p; p.m. Polatrof, Tha Rev. lllclutrd ll Mn. Nan Moore, Church School Wolfe, Pastor. SUnday mornings at II L Ill. Evening oervtce: 7:30 P· "': Mar!ID, Rector. Saaday - Mor- SUpt.; CbtD'ch Sd!no~ 1:80 a. Rutland Chore~ o1 lho N...,. Prayer meelillfl every W.._ Wednooday, Prayer "'";.'' nlng Proyer and Strmoo, 10:10 m.; Worship Service, 10:30 L ...,, sunday School 9:30 a. m.; day at 7:30 p. m. Chrlltlall ._ 1·30 p. m. Wednooday, or •.m. (.'oUM bOlD' loiloWlll&. m.; Melbodilt Youlb Fellow- MornlnK Worship t0:4S a. m. deavor, second and fourtb ... Choir Practice: 3:30 p. Ill. Tuee- Eoterprile EUB Olarcb, Re•. lldp, 7 p. m.; OflldaJ Board fll9angelisUc service 7:4S ?· m. days at 7:30 p. m. day. Jonlnr Choir Practice. _ KenzaJ Smitb, putor, Wontlllp meeting, lot Sunday ol monlb, Midweek prayer service, 7:41 p. Utile Kyger IJllllorl 0 •• Hartford Baptl.t Chur~h . lllt"'lct 1:30 a. m.: SwuloJ 7:10 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday m. Wednesday. of Christ, Cheohire • ltypr • 'Jorning worship I • · m. • UO Sellool. 10·30 L Ill. Youlb FeJ. o1 'llODt!t, 7:30 p. m.; ~anor Syracuse Chnr<b ol tbe Nul> Hartford Parish, WMNII q. a. m. Church School. "';:'u~! lowship 8:30 p, m.; Boya and \Vedttesday, 1 p. m. ~. W!lllam C. Thorpe, putor.j Zirm, pastor. Harllord ~ busm~ss meetmg, Ffl., Ja 6·. 30 Girls Fellowship, 1:30 P· m.; Minersville Meibodlsl Church Sunday Srhool9:30 a. m.; Mom Church, Communion Wonldp lollowtng potluck supper, · · Evening &ervlco 7:30 p. m., 3Dd Wendel! G. Stutler, Pastor. 1ng worship 10.31 a. m. service I a. m. Toesday, 3:e Cbethlre • Kyger : Hardord llld lth Stmdaya: YOIIIII Choir, Sunday School, 10 1 . m. ; War- Penteco&tol Assembly, IIOllle Children under lit I, Chilena Parish, Warren G. ZIDD, Postor. 1:30 p. m. Wednuday. Prayer ahip service 11 a. m. 121, Rev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. 12 aod up; 1:30, Adult lludl The Hartford Baptist Churc~ Mftling, 7:30 o. m. Wodnuday. Moroo Chapo IMetbodfsl _ Sunday School 10 a. m:' Wor- group. will have two Chrwtmas ·Pro Lollrldlt EIJB Cllarcb. Reo. James Early, putor, Oliver day, Wednesdav and Friday. Middleport Flnl Ullllad , _ grams lhrs year, The f1rst Will Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; Sayer Supt Suntlay School JO Tbe Pentecoolil Cburcb, Mid- bytelan Church, Root. IIDIIIId 0 1 be presented by the S u d Y Sunday School V:4S L m. Rua- L m.; Pre~chlng 11 a. m. dleport, South 8rd Ave.: Sunday Rnppelt, pastor: Sunday ldtaal School plptls at 9:SO on Dec. li. Hll Arcber, Supt. Sunday Portland Methadlsl Clturch- Schooi10 a.m.; Sunday evenlns jt:30 L m. Mr. Fred IAwll. Aa enlarged program wtllh ~ worship 10:t5 L m, and f:SO H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday evangellstlc service, 1:30 p. m. supt : 10:30 a. m. Worablp: 5:11i by the lb!rtflrd Grode Sc ";'h p. m. slternately. Bible atud)r School 11:30, Harold Roush, Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. !p. m. YF: Wed. 6:311 Junior I presented at Ute Baptio~ur J>. and prayer tervtco led by put. Supt; Kenneth McLend, asst m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and Clto~: 1 p, m. Senior Cbolr. onc Dec. 20 at 7:30p.m. • pu or 7:30p.m. Wednesday. CbrJt. Supt., Preach1111 7:30 p. m. Sun· lforahip 7·10 p. m. Paswr, Rev Syrae. . rlral IJllilod Pnali mv!ted to1 lh':/:~~~~ lillll Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., Srd day. B. 1. Barrett. byteriau Church - Churcb W· 1 lltlllan4 p' 8alurday ol moatlt. Boelllo Melhodlll Clmrcb, llarrlsonvdle Preobylerlatl v'·<> , a. m.; Sll' iH "''"o r Sund •Y L Ill. Pfllcb. IIDnllag liar EUB Otlrdl, H. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunOturch, John Davies, pastor: 10 a. m.; Bib!e Study, Wed., tnr Sun av · p, m. 118r, Me.-1 Smllb, pulllr: l:lfi c11y School 11:30 a. m.: Prtacbo Oturch School 19:30 1. m. War· 17:30 p .m. Fret WIU Bapllll L m. SundaJ Fred inc 10:30 a, m.; MYF I p. _m.; lhip aervico :30 p. m. : Cbeahtre·Kyger-Bartlord ParRutl m. Smith, IIIPL: Prayer and Bibla Study, 7:110 p. Reorgllllzed Cltur<b Ill Joau jlsh, Hartford Baptiit Church jTayl 00 or, ay " L Morning worship 10:15 a. m.; m. Wednesday. Christ of Latter Day Saints, 111 ' Morning Worship 9:1S DET SerGuy Priddy, SupL; !'roaching Prayer moetltl8 8 p, m. 'nnll'lRock Sprfnflt Metbodl1t miles from Racine 011 Racine- ' mon "Watchfulness or the Ten 7 atester Lemley, paslor; Wor- Portland Road. Sunday School VIrgins." 1'ueaday - Officers vice Ice; _30:"11 p. m.; Prayer oer- day. '· ' · p. m. loatb llell&al EllB Charob - tblp service 1:30 a. m.; SUD· 1:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. planning meuting, 7 p.m. ED1 M1 d Main Rev. Eugene E. EmersOll, pu- clay lchool, 10:15 1. m.; MYF m., SUnda" evening servtce at • 8 t:o mer o! oor n tur. SUitdaJ 8cllool t:ll L m., Ufl p. m, Prayer and Bible NO p. m.: Wed. , worship !let'V· ltld 8 dl@port. R•v. Nyle ~· Nonnlll H. Jlahr, 8ttpt. 8!mda,y Study, Wednettday, 7:30 p.m. .,. at 7:30 p. m. Paawr, C. W. , What to get for lntJ I rs ter ~unday School ~.30 Worship 10:45 L m. ltld 7:10 p. RuliDrl Mo6tldllll Cbure~ Proffitt. All evening aerv-1 Birthday Gift? m. Ar~otd. Richard I, Supt. m. Alternately. Biblo Study Rav. C. J. Lemley, pastor: ' ;,., begin at no o. m. I a \l ur 3 1 and Prayer oervice led by past- Cburch School 9:30 o. m.: War oar Lady of Loretto Mf11loa l Throughout the ' N "'"" Worshtp, 1U. 0 •· m. 5 aoml Baptlll Cbur<:•,' or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, ship oervrce, 10:30 a. m . .II Loua Bottom. Rev , Tbomao P• ' ear there is one ""' 1a.v 1 School 1.30 Syracuse E.U.B. Cbure•. Paul Y. F. Monday, 8:30 p. m. tronek. administrator; Suml3y y . · m.. War !hip t1 a. m.: Prayer aervlco, '- SeUen, PuiOI'. Stlversville Metbodfll Churcb l lfasa 8 so a.m., est: Holy Uays gtfl t h at 15 I p. . m. Wadneaday. uo a. m. Sunday Scbool, Ben Arthur Stin, pastor. Sunday of Obligation, 1 m. . ALWAYS in good 0 carleton ~hurcb. _llllgsb~ Quisellberry, Supt.; t0:30 a, m. Sd!ool, 9:30a.m.; Gene \Vo~e St. Jobn'o CathoU< Mb•lon: I taste .. . that Roa d, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas Morning Worship service, 1st Supt., Servieeo Thursday even· .near Guvsville !Dutch Rtdgel ' tor. ' Rov. Frank Manieri, pas· I ALWAYS pleases Ral Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; llllll 3rd Sundays or the m!lllt!t; U!g. ph Ca;I, sup~ Sunday Wor· 7:30 p. m. Evening EvangeU• Sulton Methodist Churcb . ~ tm·, Sunday Mass t0:30 a. m.. I • , , beautiful flOW· shi d I ver d dew· 7: p aerv!Ce, 10:30 L m. and tic Service, 2nd and ttb SUD- H. L. olcDaniel, pastor: Chnt Holy D•y ol Obligation 6'30 a. : 30 _p. m. alternately. Prayor day of mooth. BETHA! Y - Orr, Supt. Preaching 9:15 a.m. , m.: Confession, •;, bour before i ers e 1 e me etmg Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 1:30 1 . m. Morning W ·thlp: SUnday School 10:15 a m Mass. ey-fresh w1lh your '*"'.., ht • :1988 S Cwter, pu!Qr: Strvlcel .,..., Wanlllp, 2:30 P. m.; Y at 1:30 p. m. - - 1:30 P. Ill.; B1111t &lao Sentinel Church News PI~~\.:~ pme Aflor Brent had ft freshments 7. Ohto WY 2-3498 Pomeroy FOREMAN & ABBOTI RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY QualitJ hrallare ot Lower Prfcet ldfddloport, Oblo Furniture and AppUmcH THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS Of AMERICA LOCAL 1JNJON 11881 .CIMUIDtJ. W. Va. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .................. Pbono 885-21211 Chester, Ohio BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT I. llaiD ~~ PolDOIOJ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ebureb and Ofllco Supplles - Gilt• WY 2·2M1 ldltldleport eoz. .1.' 'w;... a. DOUBLE SIZE and Prai.. ' I aemco / / ONE LOW PLEASING PRICE ':u,la aa:-:mdiJ ~ lt:IO .:err:'!~. ~ M!::: ~-a;:: m. ..,:w• OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ,,,... �·. Oassified Ads Your Modern Community Bullctin Boar~~; 1--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 7, 1966 Real Estate For Sale . 1Nf9RMATJON _....,. ... c. lloodq ~\:£W..Al'KIM be accepted ft'W rc. ou Rambler S•. Wagon Classic-- $499 Low mileage. liood tires. A·l condition. Yr. End. 1960 Mercury Parklane 4 Dr. HT Sed•n $599 Full power. Automatic. Year End Clearance. 1960 Dodge VB - 2 Door $599 Full power. Automatic Trans. Year End Clearance. 1959 International VB $795 8\io ft. Pickup. Good tires. Save a plenty here. ~ .&.. •· nntU liiiXIUU.1'1UN l'be Pul:lllllheT ~nu tltt rtJbt te adll 01 .-.)HI 1117 alb dMnled 6' ,- ,·OoDIIlU.. i!.rror. 1hould btl reportAtd l'be lmmedlatell. pub lfl1) •t till NfPOiliibH hi WU . . . tnoOM'eei lllJertloil !l!llhttr IDOR JLAT. . a..-. ft' ant Ad FQt • Cent. per woN one IMIU'ttell. lil'ntnmm UWp Ill ....., 1J ( ; ent~- P4l WOI'd e. .....,_ ..., aecut.l'"' \IIMI'UIHI& 80 _.. OINlf OIIMIIDf • pUG . . . aDO ~a.~"To"''"'­ lUI W IU ftl'd IU> • ..,. IICkUaonaA keD orn..o aou.. "*' •· • ,. .,.., , . _ . , 8 ' 01 '- " IT'll iO till •OI'd P. "- Ooll> .. ...... - . ust ro ''-'"" • ~ rRWUU!<O Garage oa Route 7 wtth cood road to main highway . Four bedrooms, living. dining, lamlly. kitchen. reak· last play. maid's, utility and ohop. Threo bathl, ee . ·mle We and wall to wall carpet on Doors. About two-thirds ol house 11 paneled In mahogany and walnut Air conditioned. Largo patio and double carport On lot 200' 1 390'. 14ay be .... by appoinllllent only. I Pomeroy Motor Co. PRICE REDUCED Write• ..., Tile DaUy Seallnel Bo1 e&II·H Pomeroy, 0. 9~ P~ OPEN EVES. FOR SALE: 1 room house with fUIU:aa., CIHIO ·~ 11 1 h !I!,==,...,,.':"========";:;:-:~:':';';'""'""'_. bath, lui asement, """ Y· sell St., Middleport. Ph111111: FOR SALE For Rent Pt Ple1188111 8115-2607. :1J. le tie I PHONEwWY i-2156 5 RCKl" modern home. L>w ,·,•nl. li'i ' S;>ring Are . Po~· _ _______ IL:: =::::===----~ - -- - ~~:.~urn:::· :rr Card Of ihanks _ __________ 4 HOO~!S I WISH to thank those- who ! L.oC'u~l Sl . rt':tr. l'all Martin WHY worry over 6 sluggish eration. New Haven. Phone were so kmd tlunnf t n~t llntt• ) lh·~taur.tnt \\Y 2.. 9918 . I sAelplticS tank .,?"tk Klean-CIEanmer. TU 2--3537. • & tiC uf Uw dt:ilth 11 t m~ methrr. : I 7 tc eplic an e , - - -- - - - - - - - M:,ud t; util. I "'" rral<'iul. TRAILI:: H 1.01. Hut land. live Landmark Farm ~~~~~ UGHT lnmling, coal and cat to HeL !VI. E. U<m~lf!l f1•1r I mil('~ · "I' m Pom("ro~· . PhoAe \ ~ ~o_me!oy.__ _ tie. Phone WY i-7786 and WY his comolml:! word:- , 2 11 '1 1 SH 2-Jti::J. 12 ;"!3 60tc ! 2-7286. lJ.-18-JOtc nei~hbors and tncnds l.•r 1 1 Lheir flo"rPr~ ct tld t..ard _, , to ] , ti:i.t:t.. >~: . I• ur . ,, turt · ..; h& j Dr. Bol\'t' w!w tt~~~~ierl l:h' ~ cd and ~~trrusbed 1 ~ 1 during til e tl Yl'Jrs sht> v-:i:i l_ments_ ~~ ,-."4~ U bedfa ~t, Jllll ;o tht' Kdw\. i4 1\lll', ~l fu:-n: ~twd apartment ing.s Coats FUJ!t r:ll Jlomt' ic\f ; ' ; rl'!1~ Plwr r \\-y 2-2n6. Af· CLEARANCE Everyday Specials at Marie's Style Post Holrcuts ......... $1.25 Sh•mpoo & Sth $1.50 30 day color rinse, . $3.50 Shampoo & ut Permanents . . $7.50 up Wa Sell and Servloe Wigs and Wigletl ! USED APPLIANCES ! Our lou Is your gain, r ~ p.m. P~·· •1!1(' \\'Y 2-3574. , first c:ome, f int 1arved. 1\l 1.1 I t'~ and l:t •t•d Hardware. ; All at "you pickup" pri· _ _1~ -~~I:_ I ces. thei r t'OII:.J d~:;;J tlllll I ~haq alway :-: n: n:t' l:dlt:r \1 )ur l-.11 ~,1 Jlit!H, Domgl!1t:r; INVENTORY 1 Lttma h. ut1 l. 1 ~ l tc . rRAD .E:k L.OT3 - free ..,. Used Refrigerators I oil'l€ and w.al.er. Brow·: s rra:t~ l Several ol>ould sell lor Notice er Park 1S:ale Approved) I $50 _ _ now only $20 ~· -- · · ~:mers~·We. Uhlo, r'l1oi10 W\ I For foot clunup. HotWILL GIVE 3\li.JY rnvtlwr CH ~ · l-J!t4. 1 Ll ttc point, Crosley, Frigi- I Marie's Style Post 196~. '" ,.. coun 64 a~ Novo Sport Coupo, 6 cyl., tomati~ radio. wlslw, wheel di!ICS. $2295 64 Pontiae _ Catalina I dr. H.T. V-11, ""' tomatic, full power, radio. all vinyl ~reen gr~cn mter· 6 wh1te, wtth ior. V-tl. automatic trans ., power brakes, power steer- white sidewall lights. Radio. $2895 64 Buick _ Closeout b;n h, down st alrli avartment. ! ~lrt locat ion m Middleport. [ 21 cu. ft. Coldspot Closeout $71 j ~:IV lor's 11 30 tfa · Olds _ $1295 2 Door H.T. Dynamic 88. V..S motor, automatic transhack-up light& and white seat, radto, tmted glass, white sidewalls, wheel discs. Real aharp, new Olds trade. cent- sidewall tires. An econOinJ bllY. 62 Olds _ _ $1395 F-M Cut.lasa Coupe. V-8, autom.atie trans., radio, all new white sidewall tires. wheel di~s . tinted glati8, 1-tone paint, all l'lnyl :il!.terior. 60 Chev. _ $895 Belair 2 door Hard Top. 283 V-8 motor, automatic trans., turquoist~ finish, white sid• wall tires. radio. Real nioe. You lll'W aounect t. appeu 011 Cit' befon Ulll uld time of maldnt tbe appltu~on and. 11ri up FOUl ialteJ'MI iD Wd propertr. vm.,. ot Mid4lepart. Mtll• Count,11, Ohio Dr: JJem11rd V. Ji'Uth w 1. u•• 11, 8ta AS-IS SPECIALS I pcrsen Lil'\'111 lwus<·work. WY Will L do :-ok 4 3 1 tp 1 fl 61 r:.J C i ~ Tl-Jt\ATIU CIAL 55 Pickup ·k. Sc·e or cu ll T. 0 Slewwt. ilu!Lmd, 0 W • WY 2·214• ..·~·-·.,·.,·,.·.·,.·..•iii•iii·.,·,.·-·-·-·-·-·-·;;;•;;;;•;;;;•;;;;·,·' - - - -· - - - C arsey Phone Todey For Mtnllftr 1 6 6tc drawin ~ 8CC()unt New em transnflrlation tarntshed e·· Sl<amr••t·k See Mr Geor"• r- ~fakes button holes, s es . nlLUre, miscellaneous. can I _ • • _ _ • . • .- - - - CARRIER NEEDED .1,.·,..,"' ... S.dan~ .ea lh • rlahl or all hhh N<~ 1 ' nee any Apply WY 2-21 56 I 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL a,....,,.,.,....,...------~ = - .. -. - Instructions u s. CIWIL su;:wtce TnTI 1~:> •• n•t M,.u...,romcll .,,,.r _ ,<;pru r,. lligh ~t..rtulll " ' ' "-h•··· I hour~. AdvP II ~e mf'nt . Pr'!Po•.•lm~· tr:o lnmg ~~~ lonll ~> r ..l.jl!Hf•(: ' 1 fll)ll~ Pnri~ n l jr;h' Clpen Eqwr .•·no· P ' "'su<~ll v IHllw· ·· •Bary . f'JUO: F. .nr .. r. nl :tt J•m u n J•· l '-~· N~ l~ne s , le•nu r.- · mrnL~ Wrll o· T•.n.-,y rinm: n;on•e. •dtlrl'~, and phnnl' _ Lmcol n s .. r vi ·e. Hox 006·M l'h• Dally S>Pnt1 nel; Pomer(ll'. o. j<JIJ , . --------------·· LiVeSfOCk -===-=-= ·--- ---- ··~ Fres h C. Uel ·ns"y SAl E vman. Melrose. Winesap, Grim.,.SlaGolden, o~ • in dally and Sund!:iy. Well's Orchard , Wllke.svi lle, Oh .10 . 12 8 30tp im L.;, WELL - ·- - · kept carpets show the Real Estate For Sale WY 2-3510. • 1 c '"' VI'"•• '"" ... pubU• ,_,,.,, end to enrourare and facl.Utatlf! till - - tt_ FARM for Sale. Ph-on·.· -SH , Business Opportunities :~:r~rpa~r,•,w•.·,a~d •• ...·,·.·••·."". em_~ _ lh.~•. 1 •tl - - -- - - · - . -- - - atrlctlnr the loullon ol. t:lUildlnp anti 5275. .,.. 0 STORE FOR SALE : Wtll trade other •tructure• and-or P!'M\IAe• ,,., for SUI'I abl'f propert y. Car1 or be for tr arle, lndultry, reald•nee other lpf'rlfled UIH; and. fN the l.emley, Tuppet'!l Plains, Ohio PW'JIO•& of re~l•ttna the loe auon of trfW ~~ bulldlnfl nl'l other ltT"J ~ tur•• her~Call 667-3964. 1 I 6tp hillier eredell or alte~d ••tbaoll: •• used Cue'-'- rl'.ii l l t ~ (If regulnr Blue Ls~ POMEROY - 4 room cottage tr~ spot cl~ming. Rent elec•t. p1 ·ckens trl '. s·h,'•·.•mpOi•"r. "" -9 Hardware Company, Mason, FIHI•:WOOO, any length, SlO ·t pi•·k up load. Call or Wfl e (;icndal e Ski dmore , Shiide, 1 Ohio, MY 6-3437. l-Jtfc BUDGET PRICED-fuml't-ure In our third noor b d h ~~~~~ ·~rpO:!eroto::u,?t~,:"· !~~ Auto Sales Ex- an goo SECTION m . SCOPE: It It not tacellent. 2 ,•~ry modern frame tires . Sl50. Tel. 985-3298. tend~d by lhla 7.ontnr Ordinance t.rt tu I , 3tc re~te a l. ahrora~ . annul. or 111 any home, 8 rooms (4 hedroomsl, u way lmp•±r or Interfere with ••tit. -- In~ PMvillona of other lll'fl or orrlinbath, plenty dm;et. space, G.M.C. pickup. Good tires, very Ulo1e •P•rtftcall.Y r~· f ll b h . f od E h' pealed by thla Zontnr Ordlnanc0. n or u asernent, ot atr ur· go mater. vert mg com. prt"ate rl!lltr!ctlona Placed .Jpon propcon I lOB ancu. except ·~ ~ ·~ ...~:_;.,·. · ;.. r . · ...._~.,._ ., ''A bowl gf goldfish and an office call to pay fori II would ha•e bttn Gheeptr to buJ him that space htlmttl" .r ·, ···•'JO ·"· ··-··- -... - --- · - - -- ~ --... -,.._ .., .. rockyhnle DOWN' l. st.ra.ncle !. Wuhet~ .l. F'a.miliar verb fonrt ;- eROOFINO I ... YDRW :. lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa -="' '• W. M.P. 0. RrJdin MONJJAY THRU Ji'RIRD.~ Y (Tuet • Thuro ) 6:00 Sign On - Nes 4:30 Electric Co. Local News 6:05 Sacred Heart 4 54 Ohio News Round-Up 6:20 Meig1 Cnunty RFD tllorak's Carry·Ouli 6:25 Country Jamlloree 5 30 Sign Off 6:57 Weather SLNDAY 7:00 Natwnal News 7:30 Sign On-Forward Faith 1:05 Bill Miller Shnw 8 00 R"pli st Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 8 30 News 7:35 Bill Miller Show 8::15 Week End 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tues.: 9 00 Spreading Kingdom and Ti111rs .) · 9 >O The B1ble Spe<1ks 7:5j) News 9:45 The Good Lifo 8 00 Bill Miller Show 10 :00 Master Conlrol 8:U Baker F'urniture Show 10:30 Country Hymntimers (Wed. • Frl.J 11.30 Quiet Hour 9:00 News · 12:00 Noon News 9 30 Coffee With Janet 12 15 Christians HQur 9:15 Roush's Shoes 'ThU") 12 30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10:00 Ohio Education 1:30 Rev . Sii.IS Billups 10:0$ Sw•p Shop I :30 ReRvR. Sil>s Billupo I '< ~~ CHESTER Eastern Local S. D. ·-··· Salisbury Local 5. I>. -·-COLUMBlA ---·---- ----· LEBANON Eastern Local B. D. --·-Southern Local S. D. ---·- 1.110 uo I ' ! I 18.80 20..10 18.00 .110 ,15 21.88 .Ill .1~ 22.110 M .II 25.10 llll.llll uo .20 1.80 1.110 .20 .l10 8.80 3.80 1.00 !.00 20.110 111.110 Soutbera Loeal S. D••••••• .10 OLIVE Ea•terD Loeal 1. D. · - - .10 ORANGE Eastent Local IL D. - - - .Ill 1.110 1.110 1UO LETART I I I' .10 3.80 3.80 1.50 : [ 1T.IIO .20 .!0 : 1.80 LIIO 10.110 1.80 1.00 ~.110 .... . .... 1.80 1.80 t.t.IIO UI.IIO Northw- t.o.l S.D.-- .ID I.ID t.t.IIO .11 .611 .~ .II uo (MOD. Wed. Fri. ) l .II Association 4: 15 Bl aettnar Auto Show T&RRY 1'1.10 1111.111 .u ILUTLAND Northweoten Loeal 1. D. __ .20 Rutland Villoee ---·------ .10 .85 ~1i ni slerijd 10:31 Social Security 10:35 Tom Ro!JertHon Sbow 10:41 A.S.C. Prngram (Fri.) 11:00 News 11 :0$ Tmy's Counlry Junclioo 11::!0 Tmy't Country Hymnlimt 12 :00 Natlo1111l New• 12 :15 Local News 12:30 Goessler's Gursl S~r 12 :30 Larry Anderson Shdw 2 30 Miles Kusic Show 4 ~ Karr and VanZandt Show : :. :. I : • I BEDFORD ---··-----------· .10 '(OU CCM\IN' 1\IE BO.Cr'S ••• .u 18.'10 .11 111.80 SALEM &AUSBURY 18.111 17.110 .10 1.80 1.10 .20 1.1111 .20 .20 a.80 8.80 1.10 .20 .20 .10 1.80 1.80 1ll.5t Soothem Local IL D. ---· .ID &cine Village ·--··-· .!0 1.80 1.00 1.80 ,70 18.50 19.110 uo 3.80 3.80 .70 19.110 '-110 1.00 22.80 Salisbury Loeo1 I. D. ----·· Salisbury Bodlord IL D. -· Hiddleporl Vlllaao ------·· Pomeroy VIllage . --------SCIPIO Northwestern Loeall. D. __ 12.1111 3.08 22.110 I.TO SUTI'ON Syracuse VIllage -·---·-- .20 Pomeroy !luttoa IL D. --- . .20 Jl ]a rn ~ ~ I'" 0')1'· I"" .,. ~ I"' 1% I"" 101'' ~ ~ ~ lly KING Pert own§ h~ f th i6 town! ~e could buy ana ~ell u<i iorty 1 ~~ [JO LYZ Llil.t.LY 4e .._ &~~w • H ,l Sf r; H n :s... GASOLINI! ALLI!Y time:; over! ~'-'" G.,Jt ,., ,,er. l r. t \ I f-111 11 ior. t11e hDfPital w•ng how much cJo uou think he ,jonaiea? 1 '1 . .' • ~ .... .110 .611 .B6 .611 .611 .611 .611 .1.1 IUO Jl .16 13.110 JO.IO .11 IUO .II ID.IIG .ta zuo .1~ 32.110 28.110 111.80 .15 .11 1111aa BZEI DYXI&&•s v s d IT~D EACH OTEIER.-IRVINQ ~X' SCHOOL DISTIUCTII I" I"' v ..terdaY'o ~to. lllNTIItiSlAl!T 11008' IIVJIIMbl- WY MS74 ~rt 114 Milt If. 10 :1& -=~ ~ Jl6 I'~ DPIAlL LB W DRXZYI! 5 Q.- K y DLIIKI of law, I, Boward I. Fr.... "'-rtr 111 •• ~· ~·s I WLZI M0 SON, W. VA. ... ~ t0 ~ I"' ePLUMBING FURNITURI CO. TOWNSHIPS ~ 1-1 MASON !or thl yeu 111611 io u lollowtc r' ~7 I" I" ~I'" ~· 11 fO Low ~· ~ I" 42. Clll'lllmas ~3. Speal<a 4f. Hijrh, '-t.CIP. r I"' ~~ 3s. Clip :17. Ind""' 11. lnf""J"""' ,.7 ~ :11heep 'leateH!eJ"• Aailw• 38. Sheep f!ry 39. Wotker ot&aun e HEATING Real oetate laxM whlcb bovo 1101 boea paid Ill the eiolo ol .... etlltcdoa tlll1 1 pea· nace heating, fr1nt porch, plete. Ready to work. G. A. ert,y by covenant. deed rtr (111\.lr prJ· ally ol ten per eon~ Tu.. 11111 be pajd 111 the office ol 11M countr treuunr cr iiJ lllall. -.-a ~ agrllf!ml'!nt, nor rllstrlcllve covgarage. level lot. $14,000.00. Deem, Racine, Ohio. enanta runntnr w:ltll 1he lend to which PleaH hclDS JOllr ialt lu NCIIPI. l1l1d II ,.. P1f br Jlllll, bt tDN to loeole , _ P"JPortr MIDDLEPORT ]IL story I 4 3tc the vlllaae II • party. Where thla - h"ath Zonin< Ordinance lmpo••• • o-.o<or frame, 6 rooms. a , uti 1i· 1959 DODGE d -- n:atrlcuon upon land, butt.t~t~••·• or iiJ tulns dietrlcl oad enel- .tamped oelkcldruted . , . . . AI- _.... JOUr 1t1 f t d b k har top, go00 •tn•etur*'• 'h an 11 Jmpo.ed or re· receipt to oee thll It eovon &II JOIIt prt>p~r~P. Oftlet Bows ti:GO A.M. to t:OO P.H. d&ll7 ty room, ron an a c runnina condition. Ph: Chester qulred bl' 8uch •xt•ttnll ProYilllona ot ••CI!!JI Sat11rday when alfleo e-. 111 N-. 'i' • lloCib will bt opel Ileeoorlbcr llll, 1118&, Ia porch, cellar, corner lot lo-~ law . on:t!naoee. contract or deed. the 1 4 3tp !~~~~;,~n• of ~bl• Zootn, Co4e •ludl cated on Broadway. $7,000.00. 985-2160· FebruarJ 1, 11166. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER 11164 VOLKSWAGEN , excellent R:_g;;~;:o~~' ~~".:::;[:.~~.~ BOWARD I. I'UJIK, II. . Clflllllr 'l'r lltlllll WY 2-3830 WY Z-3636 COlldition. WY 2-3951. ere<'t<Hl. converted or 'lltere<J nor l 1 J•~ ,. ahalJ·anJ or _ Land 0 , U• - .. ,,. b&lll!lln1 • ,..,._ . .bl!. u.ed ..,..;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , • • bulldlnr line! lind the lfel of Ylrd8. with bath and gas beating, i " CUS'l'OM Tudor V8 sland· llmlllnf the heteht. of butldtn11 an~~ loc ate d on Route 33 owner 19M other 1lrut:!ture• herea.fter erected or ••••••• . •n• •· ld 1 ' d sh'ft 'th overdr•·ve. ufhtreel ... prov • or minimum '][ r $300000 ar l WI pu.ltjn• reaulattoa. Ia •11 WI mance. . ' . Good d't' d d dlltricl.l. 1-3-6tc ROUTF. 7 - CLOS~.[N - W_ V'fl u get s op. Bak·cr F"urn1ture, · M'ddl 1 eport • FOR ~ ' ·" cow, t:alr by ~ide. Jacob Haer. Ohio. 11 12 tfc R. D. 1, Mt~rsvllle, Obio. RATS, mke e ll ~inated forever. 1 C 3tc Get ''Star.'" Ebersbach HardfOR §AtE: 6Jle Yorkshire m"le wm . Su~ar Run Mill, Pick· we1'ghl •u:.n t\QUnds (';J Jl eui Hardware, Mason. hoo, ~ """ r•• l ' 6lo 12-11-JOtp Cl81~1l16. • ober !Jelic· . / KnOCk p7 root 1 .'.lt11u~~ orli Tu Duplleat. of !WI lillaM, Publio UUiitr aDd P . - Propq wltblllllld OmP14r _ I prdix zt. Protest , 1\~.itY' Melli Oowtlf, Oltio, do 1111..., Civ• notice thll tho number ol K1lll levied oa uch 4olllr of propert, Jbowa 08 lht 0... ID - f babh'll I Jt. Walk l slowly l;ort~l~d:•·~':"~''J''~"~·ou~b,.~<l~lo~n~.P~'~'~"'~':••~·~·!:::::::::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;::;;;;:;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;:~ 1o 19. ' .'~(. Pronoun ' 35. N .Z. tera I RAnS OF TAXA 110N FOR 1965 0,, r , le ,.. U. Auricle oter 28.Gr-eek ieltl'r 10. Snlrr:~ 11. Color- at.Taxu 33. ll'emaJe JlmJIMeftt repeatf>dlJ 1 28. "IDaJume"' 1 author . ..10 Dow. - lllet- Convenient T.,... auc 11. RodicaJ 13. ShArpens, ae " rw10r 15. Pelt 18. Not rt. Refer tG I 26. Young. carnl,voro :l! . Wild cry .. rulers a. Fortify abbr. I. Nocturnal !Jon 17. 1\uln 26.Ac,..... 24.. Roman 7. Year!Jr; abbrevta.. 3 ROOMS Newfu ONLY *299 lbo .,,,,,, bulldlno 00 Lega Notlland .. looo.... mopl .........,.... ided N build! lball M ren----,LIG_A_L_N_O.TICic---- l!~eni.Uiedo or alta~ exeept.: eonformlty with tbe area rei\llllttotuJ. llealefl bi!ll wUI be rer:elved llf mlnlmllm yard req.W..manfl 1n.d the R<l ard of County Comml.ulonerw minimum Mt • ltrHt parktne ~au ' at thtlr office in the Cou rt Hotue, requirtments of thl~ ordlnan<:e for Pom~1oy, Ohio, 1.1ntil 10011 A. M. h h I Jan uu, 24 . 1968. for one fiheriH 't the dl~trict In whic bulldlnt Ia Car s.pl!'dfu•ation~ a.ra Rl lo!l(llll~ locattJCI 1 1900 PoUc& J'uNult, 4 dr . purt of a yard or other open two tone color 4wh Jte top to bell sp~ce rt!qu!red ahoot any bulldlnt: 1lliut - blad1 buttoml: oil filter. 1lr for the purpoae of complylna: with cleanf'r; windsh1elrl washen 9n!l the "Pruvls!ont of thl1 ordl•l.Bnca ahlll "'""'' ,,.., '''"'" b"k •• '"''"'"" " a port >< o ""' " up l!ght.a. tPotlh1ht & mlrrur: H . D. olhr.r open 1paee tlmHar~J nqWNCI alternator; heater & d~roaler: H D. for another bulldJnc. blttery : undercoating; vlnyl upholJ· SI:X-TIO:'i V. VALIDIT!'r If UJ 1 I APPlES:-red- and yellow IDt Tile Midd~ High llcllotl Bud Booster& As!oclatioa will IIJIOnaor a hJ8It lld!ool dance party SalurdaJ nigbl, laD. I 1 lt'l l7 ·M-Jl ill H'-21--ll gOld 16. Bu1ine111 n.Jta...,aJ genua !3. Uueh ft . Sycophaat 15, 8ultabl1!! l weed lalnln&' !ann I 4. Pw4ee out • :Ill. Rag. Lewis Rep1lr Service -FOR- Meip COUDIIJ Tr.~ U • . Marry I. C~n• 11. Wando1'f4 12. We~tera alrfoam heavy aeau duty: •nt.enra or Pbre.•• or l.b.ll ord.bllbCO bell.l front; - - freight "" l!.<ndard pollee pacllage; lol" or ]~" Urea; 4 ply tlree: body type - 4 dr. Be<ian 1tamhlrd &l Ee Prif'll will tndude trade-Ill ol OM 196-l Dodge four-door •edan. The Board of countt comrnlaston- Exterior Decorators 1 AOIIOSS L'I'aloD !1. At a <lliltance 9. Rodcnl 10, CUbltUI foftowlng the Mlddleport.Kyger Creek basketball game at the gym, 1:30 p.m. to midnight. The Jays will amcee. PLAN DANCE I ,.,..,,..._,.,...,...=====...., • 1 ------... ·--- ... --. SALES butlons, monograms, (ft" write: Of Ohl'o M~~SL~~~rru~!~SIONERS M H --• CecU. 8110 w m 7. t4, ' " p<~tdh· o..;, etc., all witi1nut rs. OWMl.l ·1 Mal St Pomeroy WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. ; tt;Whnt \'nls f'uJJ haJ1nre D ., • ORDINANCI NO. 111 -A !-rlctel. PnlnC'ro v. 7 p m te S5 per 1 29 tfcl · - - - - - - 1 An Ord inanre ht e•tabllah compr• · I due (mty $.11 .23 or hem•ivtl wnlng J'elllllllllons for th• 9 p. m. 'l'uesduy, Wednesday, h .. ll WY 2-6r.S5 AUI'I10NEER Vllla.11e of Middleport, OhiD, and 'l'hursdav and Fnd<J". No I mont. La ;, . Insurance v..mpl o~oo~providing for the admtnl!ltnUoa. en•. ·1 1 4 6ta ....,. ete cta: w-... loroement and amendment thereof1 phone ~ails. 1 4 4tp ;._n. Critt Bradford aH for the purpo•fl of prDmothlll pubu.. UJ., Uc health, ufety, morall, comfnrt ( R \DIO CONSOI E PHOTO Copytng Servt-. s )tALE -HELP WANTED: Burg- ' Ti'.ltl'd. ) " ' d ~: · '• le.s made of legal papers. Write, Prone Ill' Clntael and seneraJ welfare, all In accord4 sp<'l' tn!t •rmlX~ Cudnoer a .i " BRAD •nee with • cumprehenllive eonlmunler Boy Fond-0-Hi.!ma nl'eds · t I " k. btrth records and almost any .m.. ...., FORD ty plan; through the regulation ot 4 . Dual vn lume ton ro . spea · d Radlte, Ohio the un ot laM and the location. sharp aggreSSIVe youn~ m rn ' . '' L I l othec ocumenta. lite and UMI of bulldlnp u4 other between <~ges of 17 <1nd 30, 1 e r snund s~_s,te. m . ove Y 8 - Reuter lnlurao~ PotnerOJ I l de ~ructuree . ' nul f1n1•h I hiS -1 four Ohio enabling ~fl•teUoB for Cttr for counter and kitchn wo.rk. l · · t t 11c Plannln 8 and. Zonlns 11 proVIded 1n d d t months Dl(l, 'J'<Jkc over payChap~r Tt3 ot the Ohio R"l•ed Nig~t lW. ay post tOns I ments of $1.2~ per week or tAETNA CASUALTY lnsuJ'IlnC{IOverseas Employment Code a vad(lble. I· ull or p~irt ti me I P~1\' b:llance due $87. Call Mullen lnsurana Agency, Inc. All trade• truck driver to u.!evtlltta;::~n~~d~l~pqtt;: !o;~~~.~ work. Excellent opportun1ty , \I'" ''-fi.'>J· '·. Pomeroy, Phone WY 2--33Sl. Sec . 1 APPLI CATION: In tbe"'r 1 4 Stc f d t A 1 ~ t.. v project engioeer.s . Africa, lnter]lf@tatlon and IIPPllcatlnn, •ba or a vcmcem.en · P,P Y ln ; _ _ __ . t 1 Uc 1 "Pr..,vtalollll or thi• Zontl'lll OrdJn 11 nr.e person . 23 't\oesl Un1on. AUt- BHACI<: yourst-lr fur e thnll -·- _ _ Europe, Asia, South Pacifie, aludl be hel!l to be the mtntmuiJl 12 30 00 ' GRANGE INSURANCE Mallen paid travel, housing, food. motion requirements adopte!l for the pro · e-ns. Oh io. · the ftrsl l ime \'OU use Blue • of the pubUc health, ufeiJ Lu strP hent ~lectric s.ham- Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom- Atlantic. ftl~h salao jobs, and wetrare. an d ,ha.ll be tnterpf@tM 110 111 to effi\C'tuate lha PUt'POM of po(.wr, $ 1. Ut1kl'r Funuture, eroy. Phone WY 3-8381. ma I e, f emaI e over 18· OEIB tllese requirements. To protect the · a 1 tfc Box 23190. Oakland Park. publle, emolli PUllllllu, auch Middl eport, OhiO. ____1-3-6tc • provlalont are in.tended ~ provl<1o _ Fla. 33307 fur adoqua&e UJht. pun ,lr. aafety I us~:o work pants, shirts, jack· A.UTOMOBn.Jt blSW'BDC:4t beeD from f1re •nd other dan~er. undue ets. and shoPs. Carl Cheva· cancelled? 'All f<m open- CUSTOM BUTCHERING B1K :'~;::t;:~::, f~llif;:~auoa, •nd ., lier, Long Botlom, Ohio. lor's tkenleT CaD WY J.2MI. cuttin•. Will buy hides every SIIX."''WN n. PURPos•, Tblo z.n~ IDa: OrdinallC8 Ia en:..eted to prot.eel 12-ll-25tp llitfc Monday. Phil Meier, Phone 11011 pmmot. the pubUe neelth. aafe I a 8 U tJ an!l w~llare of the lnhlbllanl• of RUTLAND 1 'THE OTHER ONE ----·-'------- l Cadillar-Oida I 1ntl tery: automatic 300 H.P. trall.Bmi8slon; nr ver; - freeze: se1t ON eALUMINUM SIDING eSTORM DOOR & WINDOWS e ROOFING W. the Decamber of Jl'1nt half eo\k>!ctlall ... the 11165 RMI lltate Tu.. AlJo for delinq:lH.t ~ Clolbq: dMe> . . IN ..... ~190. tloward a ruu w~,.~, fREE ESJIMA JES , \ l E~ W to 24, m•al. , Wil Jt:EP THUCK, 4 wheel Wanted To Buy- - I, single and fJ•"t' to travel drive. $JI)() 00. Call 992-7931. - -· -- · --I 1 4 6tp SPECIAL, COOA, $2.10, beef Texa ,,· ;md return. Doina"' Pul>lisher cnnlart work for NaZIG- Z.'·., G- OMATIC hide. Sr lb 13ill Bailey, ~ . tiona] concern. E:-: tc llcnt Reed~vi l le, OhiO. 12 31 lZtc · Well kn()\1.\l make st'Wing -- __ I ea rnmns wtlh imm€d!otc ANTIQUE Fur • di h macl ~ H!~ SC'.\ S Oil Pomtroy ;J YOU -NG ~~· fOrt. BLAETTNAR'S Ph. WY 2·2111 lru l t d_ _ He Ip Wa~~ M: k ater IIIUIL est I GMAC FINANCING Frobullm tho largest lruck or dozerheradiator to lha 11 Dalton, Elza Delawder, Jr., Clarence Fullta, Mrl. Goldl'e Galbraith 1 Mrs Chorlts L ' • Harrison. Mrs, Richard A. HarShery I N. J obnson, Mrs. ris, Carl Lester, William L. Neal, !Mrs. Frank J Riffle, Emerson Scott, Rnbert J... White, "rs ~ Ernest C. Wyall. MllfJI COUNTY RIAL IITATI OWNIRI 'l'bf \u boollll an 110 W DpMl KARR & VAN ZANDT WY 1-1342 Ray V. Brumfield, JrfU. Mar• jorie Cappelleri, Mra. Paul D. LAUWELL r---~r.;;.;~;FE:T:C~ ·I·~::N:. ~ ~----~~--------, 1 Dlseharged LIOAL $19J Buick V.8 motor. auwmattc trllDIIDIIIloa MOTOR RADIATOR SERVICE pomeroy Lan dmar k ' rt'asnn;lbly . Phont! WY 2-24H ,1•. 1100 ~ ''' n (jJollu 55 EXPERIENCED Closeoot $50 Kelvtnator Range, good Should be $100 Closeout $50 t<elvlnator Range Should be $75 Closeout •0 2.1 Matching Unico Washer & Dryer Shoul~ be $350 $225 pr, Fm d er FOCR HOm! furnishedapart-1 please ca~ 1\'Y 2-21.\J mont. 1\"Y 2-3658. 11 15 tfc I I 31p - - - -· · For Sale 1 Employment Wanted QUiLTS lor sale. Contact ·~ " Gi'<lrge ,\rnott. R!. o..>u. upLAUY WANTS WORK . Ex~kr· per t'fld of Antiqu.ily or call Jenr ed 111 n·staurant wor W! ~-:JOl fl . 1 7 3tp , WY 2-24!0. 1 4 31(' I 21 1\tll IJ( -\ T!• il'vi~iun C0:1· " 'ILJ. l'.·\1' 1;. 1, 1r ,·1n u',dt•l'll . 1,I •···>nlll.ll.tln. Prl"ed n ' Run . ' t 22 lfll Pomeroy. Easy EIH. Dryer, 4 yr. old Should be $125 . of HEATING, PLUMBING Rural llollll Bottle Gas. Arnold ·Brothers, 618 E. Main Streel Chest Freezer Should be $125 12-1 tic rw0n:All.ER - sPACES - -lor - - · - .. - - - - rent m tile Village of Middle- 1 1 !.o<l ~I'd Found pori . C•ll WY 2-334~ or WY I LOST : ( :l:t~~es with tempk 2-2!R6 or WY 2-3600. Cal, 1\"Y 2-5Hl. hc;Jring :1n 1s. Lost In vitll1 1tY $50 By FRED Peraons entering Holzer Jlos. pital during the last :14 bours included: Mrs. George E. Young, Cheslnut St; Mn. Troy Horton, Rt. 1 Patriot: Roacoe S. llnhck; Eureka Star Rt. Cbrislinol R. llaffell, Lower River Rd. Harry S. Woomer, Pt. the Nnter ol tllt1 lraclr.; thence north 5f de(rHIII -lJ rnlnutM 81U1t J00 feet alon« the ~nt.r o1. nld track ; thence north sa derree• 30 mlnutea eut JOO f .. t alon1 the center ol aeld track; them~• north M degreet tl mtnutea u8t J77 l~t along the H of IAl!l track ; tbenoe aouth 44 d• fi'HI Ill minute. eut 290 feet to tbt top of the flnt rtver bank; thence fouowtnr the top of the ttnt rtver bank 16 lntenect the c~nler of Sto ry• Run at pool at. 8e ot the Ohio River; tbenct1 followtnr the center of StorJI Run to the place of bt!fll'l· JUn.. cont&UtJnt to .7 11cr•, mo~ or 1..,, to1etber wl lh an euemenl for lnfreu and eue11 from Statli ~te No. t W Ule real ftt.t.. above -ribod. 61 4 7Sc, and $; 00 !lizes. Delm.t- t',zz<J. :;1 ~0 . .h1ck's D:nry Uar, ~IIddlepurL i2 8 tfc '~ Entand IIDipllal 2.2 minutM ea.t 3600 feet aloll$ He dog and PliPPY to :-u lll•.·· lh·l9 i.HIL'c!n Hgts. 2 bedroom ! daire, Gibson ond Serwiii•""""""="""'""""""'""'"""'""''IJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~~ 1· tllt'r!l c~ ~ ~ h.il :..;r· Reautt!u! Birch kitchen : GE Upright Froezer KARL GRUESER. Plumbing 59 Mercury 2 Door Hard Top _ _ _ $250 ~ood hume. t..'all SH I~-~ ...-;.: : ~· t:<.lbilw ts. Pllnnt': WY 2-5127. I Should be $I 50 and ll.eP tlng, MineravUie. l 4 tfc , Closeoul $1 00 Ohio. End your eewer troub- V-8 ~notor, auto. trana. Philco Cheat Free•er sHOOTING ~.1ATCH. Si.J:1d.il - rl·k \l SHEn.-- -;~o;S ~nd I les. We have all sizet sewer p . Should be $100 J ·. tnu;.~r,- 9. \ntt· rW<111 l.C')-; 1 111 machines. Reasonable rates. 58 Olds 98 - 4 D o o r - - - - - $49J ~;};;ttl. apartment ill om.pr,ly.'1 Closeout $75 Farm. ·H u:lomfl. Untu. 12 n11• ·n i 1 \\ y ~-:lYi ~ 12 Jl t c j 30 cu. ft. Upright Freeur CaU WY Z.2974, day or niibl Sharp. Fac-t()ry air-aondltloninr Shotgtms on ':" ·1 li 41 ·, _ . _ _.-t 16 lfc Ui'FLH\IS!IED • rooms and Should be $175 ~Oc. • vm.,. , Middleport. ,..,,, &ounty, Ohle, pull. Electra 22~ 4 d<. H.T. V-ll, automatic trans., p<>wer bra-kes, power steering 6-way IL 124 Ph, WY J-.1211 lyrocuse. Ohio I \ State tires . tinterl glass and baek up Ing, coUNTYN~"~:A.. i •••Is. $1495 2. door. Hu.rdtop, MI!IOI • l \ Pleasant; Gregory S. Lee, Henderson; Mr!J. Robert J. ArmPlalnHft, Jet Star 1 Hard Top Sport ... atrong, Pt Plea!IIIDI: J. William Coupe. V-8, auto. trans., _po- The K•n•••• ••••fY C•rnPMr Heslop, Pt. Pleasant·, Mr s. wer brakes. power stee~g, lprlnt and auum It,.... '· o. ••• "" radio, white aidev.re.ll tires, cn~rtNtoa. Wnt YlrtiMI, hfi....... Ralph F. Fisher, Gallipolla Ferwheel disco, tinted &lUI, NOTICI IYI Vincellt E. Knight, Porn· bucket aeat1. .,... K1n1wba HultJ Com.paar. ' rnv 1 Mrs. Charlt!ll F. Sayre, 110rporatlnn, whOM r•ldence llld ..,,~ Pri..D<!Ipa:l plaN of bulhtl!U II Sprint Pomeroy; Mrs. Joseph A. HaBullltl Street~, C!ulrlNtoa.. Welt uth H. o1J Ylr.tJnJa, will lUI DOU<Ie that OD the ger I Columbus; L er J ns, 62 O l d • - - $1795 &Dd Jllh d.,- ol. Janu1ry, 1881. at; 9:00 Rt. 1 Buffalo W Va.1 Walter O'Joek A. M., the vtnar• of MlddJe.. ' • Starlire Coupo. Wblte with .,rt. Will man writtu ~J~Pll· E. Jaaoba. IronloDJ Mra. Mor· all red vinyl interior, bucket aauoa Olllo, 1.o tbe Ce»mmon Plea. Court m Da~- Rt. 1 "-" H'll "'"• """ I ; lull power with pow· 01 lloi(O Coo•'>· Ohio, at ... ...... N '"• er windows. radio, tinted Rollft '- ftomero,., Ohla, loT tile u-1 CIYllla E. Johnson, R&. I Oak or eompen~atlon br a Jurr L. gla8S, white oldewol Uno -.meat for the foUoWini des<:rlbed rell •· Mrs. WlWam Hill, and wheel discs. late I!IUilted In nld County, af which Huntinglon, w. Va. ·, Emanuel you are ot cl&lm to be the owner, Ia· "''' E. Domron, AshlaDd, Ky.1 Mar· 60 Olds _ $1295 "nl.a followlnl ducrlbed nat •late, ilyu ll Yerian, Jacioon. lltu1ted ln the of OhJo, County Blrlhll Melfi , and Townah!p of 9all.Jblli'Yo Super 88 Celebrity Se<lan. V· of be!ns In 100 ant !.o\1 No11. 7M. ua, Mrs. Joseph A. Hager, Co8, ~?ower brakes.. power 32'1 an!l 3U. stcermg, Hydrnmatic tran.ci., lumbus, daugh!A!r, 8:11& a.m. like new white side wall Bllgtnntnr In lbe eent.r of &.be 0 A: o Thursday; Mrs. Robert J. Arm· tires. beautiful maroon me · Railroad track wber. the center of lta ck Jntereact. U!e ellnt.r of strong, Pt. Pleasant. ~ 62:9 tallic finish. A true cream l&ld Story• Run: thence north ' ' d.,.._ p.m. II • $1595 64 Olds _ _ $2595 Chevy PI.IAI 01' - Hospital News and A.lt•t: Qene Gnte, t:lerlr. Wayne Gtbbolll, Pre1ident. ., CouncU _ _ _ _.:.11_>_1. U. Me one \tlw " ·iJ' DELJ('!ULS ll ol'll'!l'Jdt~ Pm<i, l\Hect public W::l------::---,--- -11 62 Olds _ Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Business Services 1 7 Sip Authroized Singer Saiea and Service. a 29 lfc AO CONDITIONING Re!rlgerbalh and garaRe. 918 atlon oervice. Jark's Refrll· fl'lll'. Sale Prices At Karr & VanZandt facing State H.ighW/11 1960 Putll~cnt w1 1'~==~==========~======~-=--=--=j-l•ucb V1Udlt)' of lhe nlDiiDilll portiODI of dechlon ahllll n ot thll W 1 ordttaance. SI)(.'TION VI. ThY OrdlnlllCtl 1hall Wolle eUeet 1nd be 10 forc11 from a.tter the date of lte &pproval od adopti on u provided by l llw. cop!., of complete Ordlftance 0111 file In Clerlt'a offl.ce in Mld•Ueport ud Mel.la Count)' ISlt• Uboral')'. 'C(Ip. lea are available to at eo1t. PAlled the 13th daY of Deeember, -· -·- - - - - HOUII FOR IALI Modern Rancb Strlo. Beoutllul location oa top of IIIJl8]l bill Motor Co. QUAlnT P.JI, 0., ~ . .~ Monda DoMUlOe ttOO .La OOR.R&L'TIONS Pomerov 2 SIGNS WANT AD 111 for an.J reuM hetd te be tMalld b)' a court ol compeumt JunldiCUOD. THI BORN LOSER 2·00 Harvest Time ,. .,.. a " 1llt.l WJEH RADIO JANUARY WJI';H LOO Through Friday 7,4; Sign On, Echoes of Joy R,oo Ohio Valley Nawa f 05 Wor1d News 810 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Picture 8' 16 Louie Mueller Show 8:55 community News 9:011 Talk ul the Town 9:55 MaSiln County NewJ 10 1 00 Louie Mueller Sho w 10:30 Latchstring ILOO News II ·05 Louie Mueller Show Friday. Church lleliJ Ring I 11:30 Pubhc Service 11:45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12 011 Commuoity l'i'!WS Monda~ 1 1:! ·05 Noun Nt'W!il 12 :10 Markets 12:15 Mid Doy W...-ather 12:20 Bullelin BoHrd 2:15 Rev . Uobby L .. Adkins 2:>0 Week End 12 :25 News 0 Cram:i 5 30 Sign )ff IJ2 ,30 Count,y Agenl SATURDAY 6:110 Sign On - News ' 12 45 Coun l.ry C.o llound 1:55 News Beat 1:30 Happy Vs\ley Boys 2 m Country C.o Round 7·00 Protestant Hour 2:55 New• Beat n> Week End 11 :00 Dutton'! and Horn's Top. 3:09 Mid WHy Malince 1.1 : 5~ News Beat Ten Show 4 ·00 Discing with Doss 12:00 Noon Newa 4:30 Interchange 12:15 Paul Bowers. RFO 5:00 Community News 12:30 Jim Mces Show I: 30 Sian Ofl I :tll Maaoa Cuunlf N•w Worl~ and National 5:15 Spotlight oo Sports 5:25 Weatb<r i 30 8ign 011 Saturday 7 : 4~ ~gn On. Echoe!! of Joy . ~ 00 Ohio Valley News I "·! 05 World News d:IO Sporrtl Todlly ' f): 15 Woother Pictura , 8:16 Louie Mueller Show i 9:110 High School Hit Parade i 10:30 SonK• lor Children 10:45 Golden Key 11 00 Newo II :05 Salurday 8bow 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat Jltwl 12:20 Bulle lin Board IU5 News 0 Gram1 12:30 Saturday M1tlnee 130 News Headline• 1:31 Saturday Mallut I 55 Newo S:10 I'· ,. Lim I ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GltAY I NOII(;EO A LOT t';' ROOk:s It THAT ROOM OFF nf r-'ARLOR: I 8£r it: 1l::!EY MUST'A' I?£ AD 'Erv, ffi1 At'O PAlO ATT~liOO, Taor NOL MUCH UI<E .4 A0.9GI. ·~ 0' Be.ATNII< TYP~S I'VE KNOWN, W~ .l CA~T EVEN SPELL MOR£'N A FE~ FOU'I·~·TTEI< lljQillleil 1-·THF'N I'll POUNCE' HIM , LIKf A C.AT ON A MOU Sf .': 2:00 Solurday Matlll" i 2:30 New• Headline• ! 2:31 Saturday Mati; 2:55 Newo · S:00 Saturday Matillat rt s; 1'1· ul er •D· nd 3U u! 3:30 Nowo lloadlineo n1 Saturday Matinee JS , 4 · 00 Community Choirs 3:55 New• 4:00 Commuaity Choiro 4 3(1 Had1o R ru ,., out l·d el· 5:00 News Roundup 5: 15 Public Service 1:'111 Siga .' orr ly~ONDEI lftf,lNN:;II;;W~IN~K~L~I~~~~~~- d<t'!OU 5 -· L~ •I>~ ', =. ~ ... ~ -,., •.:;? AND Y1..\JR MOM .AND PAU. CCULOGET A MAN OOIT'Z• LIK~ THifT1 JF A MIND 10! "''tJU t!AO �·. Oassified Ads Your Modern Community Bullctin Boar~~; 1--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 7, 1966 Real Estate For Sale . 1Nf9RMATJON _....,. ... c. lloodq ~\:£W..Al'KIM be accepted ft'W rc. ou Rambler S•. Wagon Classic-- $499 Low mileage. liood tires. A·l condition. Yr. End. 1960 Mercury Parklane 4 Dr. HT Sed•n $599 Full power. Automatic. Year End Clearance. 1960 Dodge VB - 2 Door $599 Full power. Automatic Trans. Year End Clearance. 1959 International VB $795 8\io ft. Pickup. Good tires. Save a plenty here. ~ .&.. •· nntU liiiXIUU.1'1UN l'be Pul:lllllheT ~nu tltt rtJbt te adll 01 .-.)HI 1117 alb dMnled 6' ,- ,·OoDIIlU.. i!.rror. 1hould btl reportAtd l'be lmmedlatell. pub lfl1) •t till NfPOiliibH hi WU . . . tnoOM'eei lllJertloil !l!llhttr IDOR JLAT. . a..-. ft' ant Ad FQt • Cent. per woN one IMIU'ttell. lil'ntnmm UWp Ill ....., 1J ( ; ent~- P4l WOI'd e. .....,_ ..., aecut.l'"' \IIMI'UIHI& 80 _.. OINlf OIIMIIDf • pUG . . . aDO ~a.~"To"''"'­ lUI W IU ftl'd IU> • ..,. IICkUaonaA keD orn..o aou.. "*' •· • ,. .,.., , . _ . , 8 ' 01 '- " IT'll iO till •OI'd P. "- Ooll> .. ...... - . ust ro ''-'"" • ~ rRWUU!<O Garage oa Route 7 wtth cood road to main highway . Four bedrooms, living. dining, lamlly. kitchen. reak· last play. maid's, utility and ohop. Threo bathl, ee . ·mle We and wall to wall carpet on Doors. About two-thirds ol house 11 paneled In mahogany and walnut Air conditioned. Largo patio and double carport On lot 200' 1 390'. 14ay be .... by appoinllllent only. I Pomeroy Motor Co. PRICE REDUCED Write• ..., Tile DaUy Seallnel Bo1 e&II·H Pomeroy, 0. 9~ P~ OPEN EVES. FOR SALE: 1 room house with fUIU:aa., CIHIO ·~ 11 1 h !I!,==,...,,.':"========";:;:-:~:':';';'""'""'_. bath, lui asement, """ Y· sell St., Middleport. Ph111111: FOR SALE For Rent Pt Ple1188111 8115-2607. :1J. le tie I PHONEwWY i-2156 5 RCKl" modern home. L>w ,·,•nl. li'i ' S;>ring Are . Po~· _ _______ IL:: =::::===----~ - -- - ~~:.~urn:::· :rr Card Of ihanks _ __________ 4 HOO~!S I WISH to thank those- who ! L.oC'u~l Sl . rt':tr. l'all Martin WHY worry over 6 sluggish eration. New Haven. Phone were so kmd tlunnf t n~t llntt• ) lh·~taur.tnt \\Y 2.. 9918 . I sAelplticS tank .,?"tk Klean-CIEanmer. TU 2--3537. • & tiC uf Uw dt:ilth 11 t m~ methrr. : I 7 tc eplic an e , - - -- - - - - - - - M:,ud t; util. I "'" rral<'iul. TRAILI:: H 1.01. Hut land. live Landmark Farm ~~~~~ UGHT lnmling, coal and cat to HeL !VI. E. U<m~lf!l f1•1r I mil('~ · "I' m Pom("ro~· . PhoAe \ ~ ~o_me!oy.__ _ tie. Phone WY i-7786 and WY his comolml:! word:- , 2 11 '1 1 SH 2-Jti::J. 12 ;"!3 60tc ! 2-7286. lJ.-18-JOtc nei~hbors and tncnds l.•r 1 1 Lheir flo"rPr~ ct tld t..ard _, , to ] , ti:i.t:t.. >~: . I• ur . ,, turt · ..; h& j Dr. Bol\'t' w!w tt~~~~ierl l:h' ~ cd and ~~trrusbed 1 ~ 1 during til e tl Yl'Jrs sht> v-:i:i l_ments_ ~~ ,-."4~ U bedfa ~t, Jllll ;o tht' Kdw\. i4 1\lll', ~l fu:-n: ~twd apartment ing.s Coats FUJ!t r:ll Jlomt' ic\f ; ' ; rl'!1~ Plwr r \\-y 2-2n6. Af· CLEARANCE Everyday Specials at Marie's Style Post Holrcuts ......... $1.25 Sh•mpoo & Sth $1.50 30 day color rinse, . $3.50 Shampoo & ut Permanents . . $7.50 up Wa Sell and Servloe Wigs and Wigletl ! USED APPLIANCES ! Our lou Is your gain, r ~ p.m. P~·· •1!1(' \\'Y 2-3574. , first c:ome, f int 1arved. 1\l 1.1 I t'~ and l:t •t•d Hardware. ; All at "you pickup" pri· _ _1~ -~~I:_ I ces. thei r t'OII:.J d~:;;J tlllll I ~haq alway :-: n: n:t' l:dlt:r \1 )ur l-.11 ~,1 Jlit!H, Domgl!1t:r; INVENTORY 1 Lttma h. ut1 l. 1 ~ l tc . rRAD .E:k L.OT3 - free ..,. Used Refrigerators I oil'l€ and w.al.er. Brow·: s rra:t~ l Several ol>ould sell lor Notice er Park 1S:ale Approved) I $50 _ _ now only $20 ~· -- · · ~:mers~·We. Uhlo, r'l1oi10 W\ I For foot clunup. HotWILL GIVE 3\li.JY rnvtlwr CH ~ · l-J!t4. 1 Ll ttc point, Crosley, Frigi- I Marie's Style Post 196~. '" ,.. coun 64 a~ Novo Sport Coupo, 6 cyl., tomati~ radio. wlslw, wheel di!ICS. $2295 64 Pontiae _ Catalina I dr. H.T. V-11, ""' tomatic, full power, radio. all vinyl ~reen gr~cn mter· 6 wh1te, wtth ior. V-tl. automatic trans ., power brakes, power steer- white sidewall lights. Radio. $2895 64 Buick _ Closeout b;n h, down st alrli avartment. ! ~lrt locat ion m Middleport. [ 21 cu. ft. Coldspot Closeout $71 j ~:IV lor's 11 30 tfa · Olds _ $1295 2 Door H.T. Dynamic 88. V..S motor, automatic transhack-up light& and white seat, radto, tmted glass, white sidewalls, wheel discs. Real aharp, new Olds trade. cent- sidewall tires. An econOinJ bllY. 62 Olds _ _ $1395 F-M Cut.lasa Coupe. V-8, autom.atie trans., radio, all new white sidewall tires. wheel di~s . tinted glati8, 1-tone paint, all l'lnyl :il!.terior. 60 Chev. _ $895 Belair 2 door Hard Top. 283 V-8 motor, automatic trans., turquoist~ finish, white sid• wall tires. radio. Real nioe. You lll'W aounect t. appeu 011 Cit' befon Ulll uld time of maldnt tbe appltu~on and. 11ri up FOUl ialteJ'MI iD Wd propertr. vm.,. ot Mid4lepart. Mtll• Count,11, Ohio Dr: JJem11rd V. Ji'Uth w 1. u•• 11, 8ta AS-IS SPECIALS I pcrsen Lil'\'111 lwus<·work. WY Will L do :-ok 4 3 1 tp 1 fl 61 r:.J C i ~ Tl-Jt\ATIU CIAL 55 Pickup ·k. Sc·e or cu ll T. 0 Slewwt. ilu!Lmd, 0 W • WY 2·214• ..·~·-·.,·.,·,.·.·,.·..•iii•iii·.,·,.·-·-·-·-·-·-·;;;•;;;;•;;;;•;;;;·,·' - - - -· - - - C arsey Phone Todey For Mtnllftr 1 6 6tc drawin ~ 8CC()unt New em transnflrlation tarntshed e·· Sl<amr••t·k See Mr Geor"• r- ~fakes button holes, s es . nlLUre, miscellaneous. can I _ • • _ _ • . • .- - - - CARRIER NEEDED .1,.·,..,"' ... S.dan~ .ea lh • rlahl or all hhh N<~ 1 ' nee any Apply WY 2-21 56 I 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL a,....,,.,.,....,...------~ = - .. -. - Instructions u s. CIWIL su;:wtce TnTI 1~:> •• n•t M,.u...,romcll .,,,.r _ ,<;pru r,. lligh ~t..rtulll " ' ' "-h•··· I hour~. AdvP II ~e mf'nt . Pr'!Po•.•lm~· tr:o lnmg ~~~ lonll ~> r ..l.jl!Hf•(: ' 1 fll)ll~ Pnri~ n l jr;h' Clpen Eqwr .•·no· P ' "'su<~ll v IHllw· ·· •Bary . f'JUO: F. .nr .. r. nl :tt J•m u n J•· l '-~· N~ l~ne s , le•nu r.- · mrnL~ Wrll o· T•.n.-,y rinm: n;on•e. •dtlrl'~, and phnnl' _ Lmcol n s .. r vi ·e. Hox 006·M l'h• Dally S>Pnt1 nel; Pomer(ll'. o. j<JIJ , . --------------·· LiVeSfOCk -===-=-= ·--- ---- ··~ Fres h C. Uel ·ns"y SAl E vman. Melrose. Winesap, Grim.,.SlaGolden, o~ • in dally and Sund!:iy. Well's Orchard , Wllke.svi lle, Oh .10 . 12 8 30tp im L.;, WELL - ·- - · kept carpets show the Real Estate For Sale WY 2-3510. • 1 c '"' VI'"•• '"" ... pubU• ,_,,.,, end to enrourare and facl.Utatlf! till - - tt_ FARM for Sale. Ph-on·.· -SH , Business Opportunities :~:r~rpa~r,•,w•.·,a~d •• ...·,·.·••·."". em_~ _ lh.~•. 1 •tl - - -- - - · - . -- - - atrlctlnr the loullon ol. t:lUildlnp anti 5275. .,.. 0 STORE FOR SALE : Wtll trade other •tructure• and-or P!'M\IAe• ,,., for SUI'I abl'f propert y. Car1 or be for tr arle, lndultry, reald•nee other lpf'rlfled UIH; and. fN the l.emley, Tuppet'!l Plains, Ohio PW'JIO•& of re~l•ttna the loe auon of trfW ~~ bulldlnfl nl'l other ltT"J ~ tur•• her~Call 667-3964. 1 I 6tp hillier eredell or alte~d ••tbaoll: •• used Cue'-'- rl'.ii l l t ~ (If regulnr Blue Ls~ POMEROY - 4 room cottage tr~ spot cl~ming. Rent elec•t. p1 ·ckens trl '. s·h,'•·.•mpOi•"r. "" -9 Hardware Company, Mason, FIHI•:WOOO, any length, SlO ·t pi•·k up load. Call or Wfl e (;icndal e Ski dmore , Shiide, 1 Ohio, MY 6-3437. l-Jtfc BUDGET PRICED-fuml't-ure In our third noor b d h ~~~~~ ·~rpO:!eroto::u,?t~,:"· !~~ Auto Sales Ex- an goo SECTION m . SCOPE: It It not tacellent. 2 ,•~ry modern frame tires . Sl50. Tel. 985-3298. tend~d by lhla 7.ontnr Ordinance t.rt tu I , 3tc re~te a l. ahrora~ . annul. or 111 any home, 8 rooms (4 hedroomsl, u way lmp•±r or Interfere with ••tit. -- In~ PMvillona of other lll'fl or orrlinbath, plenty dm;et. space, G.M.C. pickup. Good tires, very Ulo1e •P•rtftcall.Y r~· f ll b h . f od E h' pealed by thla Zontnr Ordlnanc0. n or u asernent, ot atr ur· go mater. vert mg com. prt"ate rl!lltr!ctlona Placed .Jpon propcon I lOB ancu. except ·~ ~ ·~ ...~:_;.,·. · ;.. r . · ...._~.,._ ., ''A bowl gf goldfish and an office call to pay fori II would ha•e bttn Gheeptr to buJ him that space htlmttl" .r ·, ···•'JO ·"· ··-··- -... - --- · - - -- ~ --... -,.._ .., .. rockyhnle DOWN' l. st.ra.ncle !. Wuhet~ .l. F'a.miliar verb fonrt ;- eROOFINO I ... YDRW :. lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa -="' '• W. M.P. 0. RrJdin MONJJAY THRU Ji'RIRD.~ Y (Tuet • Thuro ) 6:00 Sign On - Nes 4:30 Electric Co. Local News 6:05 Sacred Heart 4 54 Ohio News Round-Up 6:20 Meig1 Cnunty RFD tllorak's Carry·Ouli 6:25 Country Jamlloree 5 30 Sign Off 6:57 Weather SLNDAY 7:00 Natwnal News 7:30 Sign On-Forward Faith 1:05 Bill Miller Shnw 8 00 R"pli st Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 8 30 News 7:35 Bill Miller Show 8::15 Week End 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tues.: 9 00 Spreading Kingdom and Ti111rs .) · 9 >O The B1ble Spe<1ks 7:5j) News 9:45 The Good Lifo 8 00 Bill Miller Show 10 :00 Master Conlrol 8:U Baker F'urniture Show 10:30 Country Hymntimers (Wed. • Frl.J 11.30 Quiet Hour 9:00 News · 12:00 Noon News 9 30 Coffee With Janet 12 15 Christians HQur 9:15 Roush's Shoes 'ThU") 12 30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10:00 Ohio Education 1:30 Rev . Sii.IS Billups 10:0$ Sw•p Shop I :30 ReRvR. Sil>s Billupo I '< ~~ CHESTER Eastern Local S. D. ·-··· Salisbury Local 5. I>. -·-COLUMBlA ---·---- ----· LEBANON Eastern Local B. D. --·-Southern Local S. D. ---·- 1.110 uo I ' ! I 18.80 20..10 18.00 .110 ,15 21.88 .Ill .1~ 22.110 M .II 25.10 llll.llll uo .20 1.80 1.110 .20 .l10 8.80 3.80 1.00 !.00 20.110 111.110 Soutbera Loeal S. D••••••• .10 OLIVE Ea•terD Loeal 1. D. · - - .10 ORANGE Eastent Local IL D. - - - .Ill 1.110 1.110 1UO LETART I I I' .10 3.80 3.80 1.50 : [ 1T.IIO .20 .!0 : 1.80 LIIO 10.110 1.80 1.00 ~.110 .... . .... 1.80 1.80 t.t.IIO UI.IIO Northw- t.o.l S.D.-- .ID I.ID t.t.IIO .11 .611 .~ .II uo (MOD. Wed. Fri. ) l .II Association 4: 15 Bl aettnar Auto Show T&RRY 1'1.10 1111.111 .u ILUTLAND Northweoten Loeal 1. D. __ .20 Rutland Villoee ---·------ .10 .85 ~1i ni slerijd 10:31 Social Security 10:35 Tom Ro!JertHon Sbow 10:41 A.S.C. Prngram (Fri.) 11:00 News 11 :0$ Tmy's Counlry Junclioo 11::!0 Tmy't Country Hymnlimt 12 :00 Natlo1111l New• 12 :15 Local News 12:30 Goessler's Gursl S~r 12 :30 Larry Anderson Shdw 2 30 Miles Kusic Show 4 ~ Karr and VanZandt Show : :. :. I : • I BEDFORD ---··-----------· .10 '(OU CCM\IN' 1\IE BO.Cr'S ••• .u 18.'10 .11 111.80 SALEM &AUSBURY 18.111 17.110 .10 1.80 1.10 .20 1.1111 .20 .20 a.80 8.80 1.10 .20 .20 .10 1.80 1.80 1ll.5t Soothem Local IL D. ---· .ID &cine Village ·--··-· .!0 1.80 1.00 1.80 ,70 18.50 19.110 uo 3.80 3.80 .70 19.110 '-110 1.00 22.80 Salisbury Loeo1 I. D. ----·· Salisbury Bodlord IL D. -· Hiddleporl Vlllaao ------·· Pomeroy VIllage . --------SCIPIO Northwestern Loeall. D. __ 12.1111 3.08 22.110 I.TO SUTI'ON Syracuse VIllage -·---·-- .20 Pomeroy !luttoa IL D. --- . .20 Jl ]a rn ~ ~ I'" 0')1'· I"" .,. ~ I"' 1% I"" 101'' ~ ~ ~ lly KING Pert own§ h~ f th i6 town! ~e could buy ana ~ell u<i iorty 1 ~~ [JO LYZ Llil.t.LY 4e .._ &~~w • H ,l Sf r; H n :s... GASOLINI! ALLI!Y time:; over! ~'-'" G.,Jt ,., ,,er. l r. t \ I f-111 11 ior. t11e hDfPital w•ng how much cJo uou think he ,jonaiea? 1 '1 . .' • ~ .... .110 .611 .B6 .611 .611 .611 .611 .1.1 IUO Jl .16 13.110 JO.IO .11 IUO .II ID.IIG .ta zuo .1~ 32.110 28.110 111.80 .15 .11 1111aa BZEI DYXI&&•s v s d IT~D EACH OTEIER.-IRVINQ ~X' SCHOOL DISTIUCTII I" I"' v ..terdaY'o ~to. lllNTIItiSlAl!T 11008' IIVJIIMbl- WY MS74 ~rt 114 Milt If. 10 :1& -=~ ~ Jl6 I'~ DPIAlL LB W DRXZYI! 5 Q.- K y DLIIKI of law, I, Boward I. Fr.... "'-rtr 111 •• ~· ~·s I WLZI M0 SON, W. VA. ... ~ t0 ~ I"' ePLUMBING FURNITURI CO. TOWNSHIPS ~ 1-1 MASON !or thl yeu 111611 io u lollowtc r' ~7 I" I" ~I'" ~· 11 fO Low ~· ~ I" 42. Clll'lllmas ~3. Speal<a 4f. Hijrh, '-t.CIP. r I"' ~~ 3s. Clip :17. Ind""' 11. lnf""J"""' ,.7 ~ :11heep 'leateH!eJ"• Aailw• 38. Sheep f!ry 39. Wotker ot&aun e HEATING Real oetate laxM whlcb bovo 1101 boea paid Ill the eiolo ol .... etlltcdoa tlll1 1 pea· nace heating, fr1nt porch, plete. Ready to work. G. A. ert,y by covenant. deed rtr (111\.lr prJ· ally ol ten per eon~ Tu.. 11111 be pajd 111 the office ol 11M countr treuunr cr iiJ lllall. -.-a ~ agrllf!ml'!nt, nor rllstrlcllve covgarage. level lot. $14,000.00. Deem, Racine, Ohio. enanta runntnr w:ltll 1he lend to which PleaH hclDS JOllr ialt lu NCIIPI. l1l1d II ,.. P1f br Jlllll, bt tDN to loeole , _ P"JPortr MIDDLEPORT ]IL story I 4 3tc the vlllaae II • party. Where thla - h"ath Zonin< Ordinance lmpo••• • o-.o<or frame, 6 rooms. a , uti 1i· 1959 DODGE d -- n:atrlcuon upon land, butt.t~t~••·• or iiJ tulns dietrlcl oad enel- .tamped oelkcldruted . , . . . AI- _.... JOUr 1t1 f t d b k har top, go00 •tn•etur*'• 'h an 11 Jmpo.ed or re· receipt to oee thll It eovon &II JOIIt prt>p~r~P. Oftlet Bows ti:GO A.M. to t:OO P.H. d&ll7 ty room, ron an a c runnina condition. Ph: Chester qulred bl' 8uch •xt•ttnll ProYilllona ot ••CI!!JI Sat11rday when alfleo e-. 111 N-. 'i' • lloCib will bt opel Ileeoorlbcr llll, 1118&, Ia porch, cellar, corner lot lo-~ law . on:t!naoee. contract or deed. the 1 4 3tp !~~~~;,~n• of ~bl• Zootn, Co4e •ludl cated on Broadway. $7,000.00. 985-2160· FebruarJ 1, 11166. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER 11164 VOLKSWAGEN , excellent R:_g;;~;:o~~' ~~".:::;[:.~~.~ BOWARD I. I'UJIK, II. . Clflllllr 'l'r lltlllll WY 2-3830 WY Z-3636 COlldition. WY 2-3951. ere<'t<Hl. converted or 'lltere<J nor l 1 J•~ ,. ahalJ·anJ or _ Land 0 , U• - .. ,,. b&lll!lln1 • ,..,._ . .bl!. u.ed ..,..;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , • • bulldlnr line! lind the lfel of Ylrd8. with bath and gas beating, i " CUS'l'OM Tudor V8 sland· llmlllnf the heteht. of butldtn11 an~~ loc ate d on Route 33 owner 19M other 1lrut:!ture• herea.fter erected or ••••••• . •n• •· ld 1 ' d sh'ft 'th overdr•·ve. ufhtreel ... prov • or minimum '][ r $300000 ar l WI pu.ltjn• reaulattoa. Ia •11 WI mance. . ' . Good d't' d d dlltricl.l. 1-3-6tc ROUTF. 7 - CLOS~.[N - W_ V'fl u get s op. Bak·cr F"urn1ture, · M'ddl 1 eport • FOR ~ ' ·" cow, t:alr by ~ide. Jacob Haer. Ohio. 11 12 tfc R. D. 1, Mt~rsvllle, Obio. RATS, mke e ll ~inated forever. 1 C 3tc Get ''Star.'" Ebersbach HardfOR §AtE: 6Jle Yorkshire m"le wm . Su~ar Run Mill, Pick· we1'ghl •u:.n t\QUnds (';J Jl eui Hardware, Mason. hoo, ~ """ r•• l ' 6lo 12-11-JOtp Cl81~1l16. • ober !Jelic· . / KnOCk p7 root 1 .'.lt11u~~ orli Tu Duplleat. of !WI lillaM, Publio UUiitr aDd P . - Propq wltblllllld OmP14r _ I prdix zt. Protest , 1\~.itY' Melli Oowtlf, Oltio, do 1111..., Civ• notice thll tho number ol K1lll levied oa uch 4olllr of propert, Jbowa 08 lht 0... ID - f babh'll I Jt. Walk l slowly l;ort~l~d:•·~':"~''J''~"~·ou~b,.~<l~lo~n~.P~'~'~"'~':••~·~·!:::::::::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;::;;;;:;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;:~ 1o 19. ' .'~(. Pronoun ' 35. N .Z. tera I RAnS OF TAXA 110N FOR 1965 0,, r , le ,.. U. Auricle oter 28.Gr-eek ieltl'r 10. Snlrr:~ 11. Color- at.Taxu 33. ll'emaJe JlmJIMeftt repeatf>dlJ 1 28. "IDaJume"' 1 author . ..10 Dow. - lllet- Convenient T.,... auc 11. RodicaJ 13. ShArpens, ae " rw10r 15. Pelt 18. Not rt. Refer tG I 26. Young. carnl,voro :l! . Wild cry .. rulers a. Fortify abbr. I. Nocturnal !Jon 17. 1\uln 26.Ac,..... 24.. Roman 7. Year!Jr; abbrevta.. 3 ROOMS Newfu ONLY *299 lbo .,,,,,, bulldlno 00 Lega Notlland .. looo.... mopl .........,.... ided N build! lball M ren----,LIG_A_L_N_O.TICic---- l!~eni.Uiedo or alta~ exeept.: eonformlty with tbe area rei\llllttotuJ. llealefl bi!ll wUI be rer:elved llf mlnlmllm yard req.W..manfl 1n.d the R<l ard of County Comml.ulonerw minimum Mt • ltrHt parktne ~au ' at thtlr office in the Cou rt Hotue, requirtments of thl~ ordlnan<:e for Pom~1oy, Ohio, 1.1ntil 10011 A. M. h h I Jan uu, 24 . 1968. for one fiheriH 't the dl~trict In whic bulldlnt Ia Car s.pl!'dfu•ation~ a.ra Rl lo!l(llll~ locattJCI 1 1900 PoUc& J'uNult, 4 dr . purt of a yard or other open two tone color 4wh Jte top to bell sp~ce rt!qu!red ahoot any bulldlnt: 1lliut - blad1 buttoml: oil filter. 1lr for the purpoae of complylna: with cleanf'r; windsh1elrl washen 9n!l the "Pruvls!ont of thl1 ordl•l.Bnca ahlll "'""'' ,,.., '''"'" b"k •• '"''"'"" " a port >< o ""' " up l!ght.a. tPotlh1ht & mlrrur: H . D. olhr.r open 1paee tlmHar~J nqWNCI alternator; heater & d~roaler: H D. for another bulldJnc. blttery : undercoating; vlnyl upholJ· SI:X-TIO:'i V. VALIDIT!'r If UJ 1 I APPlES:-red- and yellow IDt Tile Midd~ High llcllotl Bud Booster& As!oclatioa will IIJIOnaor a hJ8It lld!ool dance party SalurdaJ nigbl, laD. I 1 lt'l l7 ·M-Jl ill H'-21--ll gOld 16. Bu1ine111 n.Jta...,aJ genua !3. Uueh ft . Sycophaat 15, 8ultabl1!! l weed lalnln&' !ann I 4. Pw4ee out • :Ill. Rag. Lewis Rep1lr Service -FOR- Meip COUDIIJ Tr.~ U • . Marry I. C~n• 11. Wando1'f4 12. We~tera alrfoam heavy aeau duty: •nt.enra or Pbre.•• or l.b.ll ord.bllbCO bell.l front; - - freight "" l!.<ndard pollee pacllage; lol" or ]~" Urea; 4 ply tlree: body type - 4 dr. Be<ian 1tamhlrd &l Ee Prif'll will tndude trade-Ill ol OM 196-l Dodge four-door •edan. The Board of countt comrnlaston- Exterior Decorators 1 AOIIOSS L'I'aloD !1. At a <lliltance 9. Rodcnl 10, CUbltUI foftowlng the Mlddleport.Kyger Creek basketball game at the gym, 1:30 p.m. to midnight. The Jays will amcee. PLAN DANCE I ,.,..,,..._,.,...,...=====...., • 1 ------... ·--- ... --. SALES butlons, monograms, (ft" write: Of Ohl'o M~~SL~~~rru~!~SIONERS M H --• CecU. 8110 w m 7. t4, ' " p<~tdh· o..;, etc., all witi1nut rs. OWMl.l ·1 Mal St Pomeroy WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. ; tt;Whnt \'nls f'uJJ haJ1nre D ., • ORDINANCI NO. 111 -A !-rlctel. PnlnC'ro v. 7 p m te S5 per 1 29 tfcl · - - - - - - 1 An Ord inanre ht e•tabllah compr• · I due (mty $.11 .23 or hem•ivtl wnlng J'elllllllllons for th• 9 p. m. 'l'uesduy, Wednesday, h .. ll WY 2-6r.S5 AUI'I10NEER Vllla.11e of Middleport, OhiD, and 'l'hursdav and Fnd<J". No I mont. La ;, . Insurance v..mpl o~oo~providing for the admtnl!ltnUoa. en•. ·1 1 4 6ta ....,. ete cta: w-... loroement and amendment thereof1 phone ~ails. 1 4 4tp ;._n. Critt Bradford aH for the purpo•fl of prDmothlll pubu.. UJ., Uc health, ufety, morall, comfnrt ( R \DIO CONSOI E PHOTO Copytng Servt-. s )tALE -HELP WANTED: Burg- ' Ti'.ltl'd. ) " ' d ~: · '• le.s made of legal papers. Write, Prone Ill' Clntael and seneraJ welfare, all In accord4 sp<'l' tn!t •rmlX~ Cudnoer a .i " BRAD •nee with • cumprehenllive eonlmunler Boy Fond-0-Hi.!ma nl'eds · t I " k. btrth records and almost any .m.. ...., FORD ty plan; through the regulation ot 4 . Dual vn lume ton ro . spea · d Radlte, Ohio the un ot laM and the location. sharp aggreSSIVe youn~ m rn ' . '' L I l othec ocumenta. lite and UMI of bulldlnp u4 other between <~ges of 17 <1nd 30, 1 e r snund s~_s,te. m . ove Y 8 - Reuter lnlurao~ PotnerOJ I l de ~ructuree . ' nul f1n1•h I hiS -1 four Ohio enabling ~fl•teUoB for Cttr for counter and kitchn wo.rk. l · · t t 11c Plannln 8 and. Zonlns 11 proVIded 1n d d t months Dl(l, 'J'<Jkc over payChap~r Tt3 ot the Ohio R"l•ed Nig~t lW. ay post tOns I ments of $1.2~ per week or tAETNA CASUALTY lnsuJ'IlnC{IOverseas Employment Code a vad(lble. I· ull or p~irt ti me I P~1\' b:llance due $87. Call Mullen lnsurana Agency, Inc. All trade• truck driver to u.!evtlltta;::~n~~d~l~pqtt;: !o;~~~.~ work. Excellent opportun1ty , \I'" ''-fi.'>J· '·. Pomeroy, Phone WY 2--33Sl. Sec . 1 APPLI CATION: In tbe"'r 1 4 Stc f d t A 1 ~ t.. v project engioeer.s . Africa, lnter]lf@tatlon and IIPPllcatlnn, •ba or a vcmcem.en · P,P Y ln ; _ _ __ . t 1 Uc 1 "Pr..,vtalollll or thi• Zontl'lll OrdJn 11 nr.e person . 23 't\oesl Un1on. AUt- BHACI<: yourst-lr fur e thnll -·- _ _ Europe, Asia, South Pacifie, aludl be hel!l to be the mtntmuiJl 12 30 00 ' GRANGE INSURANCE Mallen paid travel, housing, food. motion requirements adopte!l for the pro · e-ns. Oh io. · the ftrsl l ime \'OU use Blue • of the pubUc health, ufeiJ Lu strP hent ~lectric s.ham- Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom- Atlantic. ftl~h salao jobs, and wetrare. an d ,ha.ll be tnterpf@tM 110 111 to effi\C'tuate lha PUt'POM of po(.wr, $ 1. Ut1kl'r Funuture, eroy. Phone WY 3-8381. ma I e, f emaI e over 18· OEIB tllese requirements. To protect the · a 1 tfc Box 23190. Oakland Park. publle, emolli PUllllllu, auch Middl eport, OhiO. ____1-3-6tc • provlalont are in.tended ~ provl<1o _ Fla. 33307 fur adoqua&e UJht. pun ,lr. aafety I us~:o work pants, shirts, jack· A.UTOMOBn.Jt blSW'BDC:4t beeD from f1re •nd other dan~er. undue ets. and shoPs. Carl Cheva· cancelled? 'All f<m open- CUSTOM BUTCHERING B1K :'~;::t;:~::, f~llif;:~auoa, •nd ., lier, Long Botlom, Ohio. lor's tkenleT CaD WY J.2MI. cuttin•. Will buy hides every SIIX."''WN n. PURPos•, Tblo z.n~ IDa: OrdinallC8 Ia en:..eted to prot.eel 12-ll-25tp llitfc Monday. Phil Meier, Phone 11011 pmmot. the pubUe neelth. aafe I a 8 U tJ an!l w~llare of the lnhlbllanl• of RUTLAND 1 'THE OTHER ONE ----·-'------- l Cadillar-Oida I 1ntl tery: automatic 300 H.P. trall.Bmi8slon; nr ver; - freeze: se1t ON eALUMINUM SIDING eSTORM DOOR & WINDOWS e ROOFING W. the Decamber of Jl'1nt half eo\k>!ctlall ... the 11165 RMI lltate Tu.. AlJo for delinq:lH.t ~ Clolbq: dMe> . . IN ..... ~190. tloward a ruu w~,.~, fREE ESJIMA JES , \ l E~ W to 24, m•al. , Wil Jt:EP THUCK, 4 wheel Wanted To Buy- - I, single and fJ•"t' to travel drive. $JI)() 00. Call 992-7931. - -· -- · --I 1 4 6tp SPECIAL, COOA, $2.10, beef Texa ,,· ;md return. Doina"' Pul>lisher cnnlart work for NaZIG- Z.'·., G- OMATIC hide. Sr lb 13ill Bailey, ~ . tiona] concern. E:-: tc llcnt Reed~vi l le, OhiO. 12 31 lZtc · Well kn()\1.\l make st'Wing -- __ I ea rnmns wtlh imm€d!otc ANTIQUE Fur • di h macl ~ H!~ SC'.\ S Oil Pomtroy ;J YOU -NG ~~· fOrt. BLAETTNAR'S Ph. WY 2·2111 lru l t d_ _ He Ip Wa~~ M: k ater IIIUIL est I GMAC FINANCING Frobullm tho largest lruck or dozerheradiator to lha 11 Dalton, Elza Delawder, Jr., Clarence Fullta, Mrl. Goldl'e Galbraith 1 Mrs Chorlts L ' • Harrison. Mrs, Richard A. HarShery I N. J obnson, Mrs. ris, Carl Lester, William L. Neal, !Mrs. Frank J Riffle, Emerson Scott, Rnbert J... White, "rs ~ Ernest C. Wyall. MllfJI COUNTY RIAL IITATI OWNIRI 'l'bf \u boollll an 110 W DpMl KARR & VAN ZANDT WY 1-1342 Ray V. Brumfield, JrfU. Mar• jorie Cappelleri, Mra. Paul D. LAUWELL r---~r.;;.;~;FE:T:C~ ·I·~::N:. ~ ~----~~--------, 1 Dlseharged LIOAL $19J Buick V.8 motor. auwmattc trllDIIDIIIloa MOTOR RADIATOR SERVICE pomeroy Lan dmar k ' rt'asnn;lbly . Phont! WY 2-24H ,1•. 1100 ~ ''' n (jJollu 55 EXPERIENCED Closeoot $50 Kelvtnator Range, good Should be $100 Closeout $50 t<elvlnator Range Should be $75 Closeout •0 2.1 Matching Unico Washer & Dryer Shoul~ be $350 $225 pr, Fm d er FOCR HOm! furnishedapart-1 please ca~ 1\'Y 2-21.\J mont. 1\"Y 2-3658. 11 15 tfc I I 31p - - - -· · For Sale 1 Employment Wanted QUiLTS lor sale. Contact ·~ " Gi'<lrge ,\rnott. R!. o..>u. upLAUY WANTS WORK . Ex~kr· per t'fld of Antiqu.ily or call Jenr ed 111 n·staurant wor W! ~-:JOl fl . 1 7 3tp , WY 2-24!0. 1 4 31(' I 21 1\tll IJ( -\ T!• il'vi~iun C0:1· " 'ILJ. l'.·\1' 1;. 1, 1r ,·1n u',dt•l'll . 1,I •···>nlll.ll.tln. Prl"ed n ' Run . ' t 22 lfll Pomeroy. Easy EIH. Dryer, 4 yr. old Should be $125 . of HEATING, PLUMBING Rural llollll Bottle Gas. Arnold ·Brothers, 618 E. Main Streel Chest Freezer Should be $125 12-1 tic rw0n:All.ER - sPACES - -lor - - · - .. - - - - rent m tile Village of Middle- 1 1 !.o<l ~I'd Found pori . C•ll WY 2-334~ or WY I LOST : ( :l:t~~es with tempk 2-2!R6 or WY 2-3600. Cal, 1\"Y 2-5Hl. hc;Jring :1n 1s. Lost In vitll1 1tY $50 By FRED Peraons entering Holzer Jlos. pital during the last :14 bours included: Mrs. George E. Young, Cheslnut St; Mn. Troy Horton, Rt. 1 Patriot: Roacoe S. llnhck; Eureka Star Rt. Cbrislinol R. llaffell, Lower River Rd. Harry S. Woomer, Pt. the Nnter ol tllt1 lraclr.; thence north 5f de(rHIII -lJ rnlnutM 81U1t J00 feet alon« the ~nt.r o1. nld track ; thence north sa derree• 30 mlnutea eut JOO f .. t alon1 the center ol aeld track; them~• north M degreet tl mtnutea u8t J77 l~t along the H of IAl!l track ; tbenoe aouth 44 d• fi'HI Ill minute. eut 290 feet to tbt top of the flnt rtver bank; thence fouowtnr the top of the ttnt rtver bank 16 lntenect the c~nler of Sto ry• Run at pool at. 8e ot the Ohio River; tbenct1 followtnr the center of StorJI Run to the place of bt!fll'l· JUn.. cont&UtJnt to .7 11cr•, mo~ or 1..,, to1etber wl lh an euemenl for lnfreu and eue11 from Statli ~te No. t W Ule real ftt.t.. above -ribod. 61 4 7Sc, and $; 00 !lizes. Delm.t- t',zz<J. :;1 ~0 . .h1ck's D:nry Uar, ~IIddlepurL i2 8 tfc '~ Entand IIDipllal 2.2 minutM ea.t 3600 feet aloll$ He dog and PliPPY to :-u lll•.·· lh·l9 i.HIL'c!n Hgts. 2 bedroom ! daire, Gibson ond Serwiii•""""""="""'""""""'""'"""'""''IJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~~ 1· tllt'r!l c~ ~ ~ h.il :..;r· Reautt!u! Birch kitchen : GE Upright Froezer KARL GRUESER. Plumbing 59 Mercury 2 Door Hard Top _ _ _ $250 ~ood hume. t..'all SH I~-~ ...-;.: : ~· t:<.lbilw ts. Pllnnt': WY 2-5127. I Should be $I 50 and ll.eP tlng, MineravUie. l 4 tfc , Closeoul $1 00 Ohio. End your eewer troub- V-8 ~notor, auto. trana. Philco Cheat Free•er sHOOTING ~.1ATCH. Si.J:1d.il - rl·k \l SHEn.-- -;~o;S ~nd I les. We have all sizet sewer p . Should be $100 J ·. tnu;.~r,- 9. \ntt· rW<111 l.C')-; 1 111 machines. Reasonable rates. 58 Olds 98 - 4 D o o r - - - - - $49J ~;};;ttl. apartment ill om.pr,ly.'1 Closeout $75 Farm. ·H u:lomfl. Untu. 12 n11• ·n i 1 \\ y ~-:lYi ~ 12 Jl t c j 30 cu. ft. Upright Freeur CaU WY Z.2974, day or niibl Sharp. Fac-t()ry air-aondltloninr Shotgtms on ':" ·1 li 41 ·, _ . _ _.-t 16 lfc Ui'FLH\IS!IED • rooms and Should be $175 ~Oc. • vm.,. , Middleport. ,..,,, &ounty, Ohle, pull. Electra 22~ 4 d<. H.T. V-ll, automatic trans., p<>wer bra-kes, power steering 6-way IL 124 Ph, WY J-.1211 lyrocuse. Ohio I \ State tires . tinterl glass and baek up Ing, coUNTYN~"~:A.. i •••Is. $1495 2. door. Hu.rdtop, MI!IOI • l \ Pleasant; Gregory S. Lee, Henderson; Mr!J. Robert J. ArmPlalnHft, Jet Star 1 Hard Top Sport ... atrong, Pt Plea!IIIDI: J. William Coupe. V-8, auto. trans., _po- The K•n•••• ••••fY C•rnPMr Heslop, Pt. Pleasant·, Mr s. wer brakes. power stee~g, lprlnt and auum It,.... '· o. ••• "" radio, white aidev.re.ll tires, cn~rtNtoa. Wnt YlrtiMI, hfi....... Ralph F. Fisher, Gallipolla Ferwheel disco, tinted &lUI, NOTICI IYI Vincellt E. Knight, Porn· bucket aeat1. .,... K1n1wba HultJ Com.paar. ' rnv 1 Mrs. Charlt!ll F. Sayre, 110rporatlnn, whOM r•ldence llld ..,,~ Pri..D<!Ipa:l plaN of bulhtl!U II Sprint Pomeroy; Mrs. Joseph A. HaBullltl Street~, C!ulrlNtoa.. Welt uth H. o1J Ylr.tJnJa, will lUI DOU<Ie that OD the ger I Columbus; L er J ns, 62 O l d • - - $1795 &Dd Jllh d.,- ol. Janu1ry, 1881. at; 9:00 Rt. 1 Buffalo W Va.1 Walter O'Joek A. M., the vtnar• of MlddJe.. ' • Starlire Coupo. Wblte with .,rt. Will man writtu ~J~Pll· E. Jaaoba. IronloDJ Mra. Mor· all red vinyl interior, bucket aauoa Olllo, 1.o tbe Ce»mmon Plea. Court m Da~- Rt. 1 "-" H'll "'"• """ I ; lull power with pow· 01 lloi(O Coo•'>· Ohio, at ... ...... N '"• er windows. radio, tinted Rollft '- ftomero,., Ohla, loT tile u-1 CIYllla E. Johnson, R&. I Oak or eompen~atlon br a Jurr L. gla8S, white oldewol Uno -.meat for the foUoWini des<:rlbed rell •· Mrs. WlWam Hill, and wheel discs. late I!IUilted In nld County, af which Huntinglon, w. Va. ·, Emanuel you are ot cl&lm to be the owner, Ia· "''' E. Domron, AshlaDd, Ky.1 Mar· 60 Olds _ $1295 "nl.a followlnl ducrlbed nat •late, ilyu ll Yerian, Jacioon. lltu1ted ln the of OhJo, County Blrlhll Melfi , and Townah!p of 9all.Jblli'Yo Super 88 Celebrity Se<lan. V· of be!ns In 100 ant !.o\1 No11. 7M. ua, Mrs. Joseph A. Hager, Co8, ~?ower brakes.. power 32'1 an!l 3U. stcermg, Hydrnmatic tran.ci., lumbus, daugh!A!r, 8:11& a.m. like new white side wall Bllgtnntnr In lbe eent.r of &.be 0 A: o Thursday; Mrs. Robert J. Arm· tires. beautiful maroon me · Railroad track wber. the center of lta ck Jntereact. U!e ellnt.r of strong, Pt. Pleasant. ~ 62:9 tallic finish. A true cream l&ld Story• Run: thence north ' ' d.,.._ p.m. II • $1595 64 Olds _ _ $2595 Chevy PI.IAI 01' - Hospital News and A.lt•t: Qene Gnte, t:lerlr. Wayne Gtbbolll, Pre1ident. ., CouncU _ _ _ _.:.11_>_1. U. Me one \tlw " ·iJ' DELJ('!ULS ll ol'll'!l'Jdt~ Pm<i, l\Hect public W::l------::---,--- -11 62 Olds _ Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Business Services 1 7 Sip Authroized Singer Saiea and Service. a 29 lfc AO CONDITIONING Re!rlgerbalh and garaRe. 918 atlon oervice. Jark's Refrll· fl'lll'. Sale Prices At Karr & VanZandt facing State H.ighW/11 1960 Putll~cnt w1 1'~==~==========~======~-=--=--=j-l•ucb V1Udlt)' of lhe nlDiiDilll portiODI of dechlon ahllll n ot thll W 1 ordttaance. SI)(.'TION VI. ThY OrdlnlllCtl 1hall Wolle eUeet 1nd be 10 forc11 from a.tter the date of lte &pproval od adopti on u provided by l llw. cop!., of complete Ordlftance 0111 file In Clerlt'a offl.ce in Mld•Ueport ud Mel.la Count)' ISlt• Uboral')'. 'C(Ip. lea are available to at eo1t. PAlled the 13th daY of Deeember, -· -·- - - - - HOUII FOR IALI Modern Rancb Strlo. Beoutllul location oa top of IIIJl8]l bill Motor Co. QUAlnT P.JI, 0., ~ . .~ Monda DoMUlOe ttOO .La OOR.R&L'TIONS Pomerov 2 SIGNS WANT AD 111 for an.J reuM hetd te be tMalld b)' a court ol compeumt JunldiCUOD. THI BORN LOSER 2·00 Harvest Time ,. .,.. a " 1llt.l WJEH RADIO JANUARY WJI';H LOO Through Friday 7,4; Sign On, Echoes of Joy R,oo Ohio Valley Nawa f 05 Wor1d News 810 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Picture 8' 16 Louie Mueller Show 8:55 community News 9:011 Talk ul the Town 9:55 MaSiln County NewJ 10 1 00 Louie Mueller Sho w 10:30 Latchstring ILOO News II ·05 Louie Mueller Show Friday. Church lleliJ Ring I 11:30 Pubhc Service 11:45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12 011 Commuoity l'i'!WS Monda~ 1 1:! ·05 Noun Nt'W!il 12 :10 Markets 12:15 Mid Doy W...-ather 12:20 Bullelin BoHrd 2:15 Rev . Uobby L .. Adkins 2:>0 Week End 12 :25 News 0 Cram:i 5 30 Sign )ff IJ2 ,30 Count,y Agenl SATURDAY 6:110 Sign On - News ' 12 45 Coun l.ry C.o llound 1:55 News Beat 1:30 Happy Vs\ley Boys 2 m Country C.o Round 7·00 Protestant Hour 2:55 New• Beat n> Week End 11 :00 Dutton'! and Horn's Top. 3:09 Mid WHy Malince 1.1 : 5~ News Beat Ten Show 4 ·00 Discing with Doss 12:00 Noon Newa 4:30 Interchange 12:15 Paul Bowers. RFO 5:00 Community News 12:30 Jim Mces Show I: 30 Sian Ofl I :tll Maaoa Cuunlf N•w Worl~ and National 5:15 Spotlight oo Sports 5:25 Weatb<r i 30 8ign 011 Saturday 7 : 4~ ~gn On. Echoe!! of Joy . ~ 00 Ohio Valley News I "·! 05 World News d:IO Sporrtl Todlly ' f): 15 Woother Pictura , 8:16 Louie Mueller Show i 9:110 High School Hit Parade i 10:30 SonK• lor Children 10:45 Golden Key 11 00 Newo II :05 Salurday 8bow 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat Jltwl 12:20 Bulle lin Board IU5 News 0 Gram1 12:30 Saturday M1tlnee 130 News Headline• 1:31 Saturday Mallut I 55 Newo S:10 I'· ,. Lim I ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GltAY I NOII(;EO A LOT t';' ROOk:s It THAT ROOM OFF nf r-'ARLOR: I 8£r it: 1l::!EY MUST'A' I?£ AD 'Erv, ffi1 At'O PAlO ATT~liOO, Taor NOL MUCH UI<E .4 A0.9GI. ·~ 0' Be.ATNII< TYP~S I'VE KNOWN, W~ .l CA~T EVEN SPELL MOR£'N A FE~ FOU'I·~·TTEI< lljQillleil 1-·THF'N I'll POUNCE' HIM , LIKf A C.AT ON A MOU Sf .': 2:00 Solurday Matlll" i 2:30 New• Headline• ! 2:31 Saturday Mati; 2:55 Newo · S:00 Saturday Matillat rt s; 1'1· ul er •D· nd 3U u! 3:30 Nowo lloadlineo n1 Saturday Matinee JS , 4 · 00 Community Choirs 3:55 New• 4:00 Commuaity Choiro 4 3(1 Had1o R ru ,., out l·d el· 5:00 News Roundup 5: 15 Public Service 1:'111 Siga .' orr ly~ONDEI lftf,lNN:;II;;W~IN~K~L~I~~~~~~- d<t'!OU 5 -· L~ •I>~ ', =. ~ ... ~ -,., •.:;? AND Y1..\JR MOM .AND PAU. CCULOGET A MAN OOIT'Z• LIK~ THifT1 JF A MIND 10! "''tJU t!AO �I ) .------~ Cheshire Garden = •• I Sew-Rite Club Abo Around And 1 I Mainly ut Cl b c te t ! Colored Slides of Flowering House About Committees lor ' People In u on ~ ! ' Wmners • N0 f ed Given at Garden Cl ub Meet Plants M 'ddl t ~ Year Announced % Pcmeroy A urogra tTl ol • uiO!t'd slldl$ t;lr$ {,1 Ill' PI <Ill program ! , epor w the Ch l a-- Dally sentmel, Pmn"'"' ~ldct_ leport Funeral For Mrs.Held Tracy From Ewings Cub Scouts Mut at Rosenbaum Home o_, Jan_ T,_t96a_ \ Den Three Cub Scouts met Wednesday niter sehoul at the home of Mrs Rtchard Rosen Funeral serv 1ces for E v I baum , den mother Mrs Elza Tracy were conducled by tho Gilmore IS assistant den molh Re• Eugene Gill from the r .. h f h Mrs Albert Mees was Wmners m the ns mas on flower mg boust' plonb htgl ch urm Jn "'Is m c arge o t e Committees for the year were New Years dmner guest of home decoration contest In Che er Ewmg Chapel Monday at 2 p. llghl•d tile Janu lt\ 111 ~,.tlng ol jJrogrt~ n ~11en b1 Mrs Blakes 1 Mr and Mls Carl Mattox namE'd by the Sew R1te Sewmg 1 1'he meetmg opened With the l m with bunal m the ttocll: ' L b t were busmesil visitors m Charher stster and bwther m Jaw, shire sponsored by the Che led b J be 1 the Amat eUI G<u d• rH r:s l lu U I lt•e Jnd !\h s am er club Wednesd<~y evemng atj S d b h been pledge to the fag Y oey Sprmgs cemetery Pall a1 era 1 Mtddleporl ht>ld \\ t'dllt 'da\ t I A plm ext hdnge v;as held leston, W Va. Havenswood and their club house V.Jth Mrs Don Mr and Mrs Earl Denny r shire Gar en c u ave M Rose nbaum lt was announc were Rtchard Ebhn Merlm Tra· enmg ut tht homt 1t \lb !.•r\ ~I ~ (,luJn l amberL recened Pomt Pleasant recently I aid McKmght as hostess Mrs Paul Shay and daugh announced by the Judges ,C r~ ed that the Pack rneetmg would cy Jr Lawrence Tnplett, GerRe\nold~ llll ~ IHh:-. .1' 1 Ihe lr<ntlmg pnte tilld ' 1 r ~ Mr and Mrs W!lln..'ll Slater ter Carla Ju, of Grafton W Sallv Mosler, Kyger d ~e be held tuesday, January 25, at aid Puilms Hany Bohnger and shown bl t\1 ~ ( !i,JI I• ~ I lth l ,, II 1\rllghl till door pr tze ~lr s v.t:r ~ rrt Col umbu:; \\ednes!.la) Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr' out IVa were recent guests of her high school teacher, an rs 7 p m at the DAV hall The Raymond Bolmger lee \.\.Jth \lr " \ lf11rr ! rr nO•tt H t\ IJtdd ~ "il'l\t d a dt~~t'rl Jura VIS it w1th thl' Ir daughter gomg president opened the mother, Mrs Albert Mees Wyman radbury January theme '"l'ransporta She 1s sunrved by her hull as n<Jrl't••r t o rw lttrm a tablt' (UHrtd .md :son mltw :V1r and Mrs lmeetmg and reports were gJv I Ribbons or recogmtron for lion" wasdlscussed A skating band Emmett Pomeroy her Umr ~u;.d tlo\le r I r u gt ntnh v.rth " I rwn I loth Hlll nukr Jltom<~s ~atkms and ncy, son len on the Chrrstmas baskets Mr and Mrs Err] Dt~ny ~ excellence were awarde~ h a~ partv m the near future was al mother Bertha Niemeyer, Mld· wer .. Li'itd throu .;hiJUI tilt 1,, 1 , d '.\ 11h \ew 11 ll ~ ltJLrne tr Thom rs F.dl\ •rei Jr \Irs \\itt 1gwen needy fam1lies The sec were busmess VIS! ors ay follows (first, second an t 1r so discussed dleporl two sons Melvm and nutt.b h rJ I!:' n I Jtng J p I jJ\ II I n~t rn 111 Li~urg ' tJp hlil aurl kms lS a patient at Grant Hu~ retary and lre flSU!CI reporlts Gallipolis ut order listed) Each boy told of an mterest· Merlm, Pomeroy four daughdtr l<t wrml~t'llltnl r~ ng "I lit t Hie fil let! y,rth ldllll snuw lJ.ill pll d were grHn cfter which t1e Mrs Anna Y<-'ager spent the Door decorations, Mr and mg experrcnce dunng the JvJh ters Beatnce Oms Langsgltd" )Jt tIt u gr rpt' l I Ill Jrrd mwl s <Jnd llut kltdJI:'I r \ ~on bm r new ofFH.er ~ ;\>lr::i Harold Hood holrday y,eekend Wilh her aunt, Mrs Ken Wrse Mr and Mr~ days and his ravonte grft Re· VIIJ~ Thelma Eblin and Freda .!!:i.tdrvlt ltuo,rc; cunlh n -d v.t I t"(l ~~Jill i\IJrl t' tr ,.,hlt d tapt't s Mr and Mrs R.ty Lauder president Mrs Louis Osborne Mr!:i Edna Bartels Briggs Kirby and Mr and Mrs freshments were served by Russ~ II Pomeroy and Jean 1 1 i:l r-, kt' fr gr 1 e 111 i1 gl b~ !ltd :\I ~ \\ lilt I 1 ook~ ..., o~s t l on m!ll and sons, G1 eg and It ff secretar} and :11r1) Reymond I Mrs Robe 1 t Dav1s and daugh Robert Burchett Tommy Heed Refreshment.s Tracy ' Templr Texas, 17 bn s:oi tonlamrr f.JI<:~ud 011 , 1 lr ilmlng IJn,lt"is of ramhrrdge, Oh1o VJSJled ov Ba1ty Lr eastuer assumed the1r tel J<:!Jz.abeth and Mrs Grover Overall decoratrons, Mr and next meetmg Will be 1terved by grand~hlldrcn nd eight great Tah 1 m v.m..der 1 b,1 t' fltt' man -er lh P hol tdays w1th hrr par 1offrces 1 Erb v1srted New Years With Mrs Harold Thomas Mr ~nd Joey Rosenbaum grandchrldN!n tle arrangl'ment fr1 lurt'd p.<~lm enh Mr and Mrs RobeJt Car Named on rnmmltlees w<>re Ml s J:<:dna Rartels Mrs Doyle Shuler and Mr and She was precl'ded In death SJ.li:lh \\rill lie 111adonna .tnd 1 utl(J S and son Bob ant i srs Mr~ Edv.;.trd Well s Mrs lorn Earl 1eaford of Columbus Mrs Everett Long by a daughter, Lucrlle lin" arr:.m~emtnt u su1~ wl11 te 1 tPr s <HHJ wrth Homu L ttJr. r .., M K It1 M vJsJterl Thursday, wtth h1s mo ! Ongmal decora twns Mr and Pttlricia}ordan Attendmg from out of town Id d I kl 111111 ot M~-on \\ \t~ \1r (,ruiiSrr 11 "11' s ' dnr~ ',' ther Mrs Edith Teaf01d, and I Mrs Robert H1ce Mr and g:t s mr Ill tfJt' l l \ Ill 1 Chw u; o Jnln an ~~rs 11 I1 r C d M ls}an.3rdBride were Mrs F 0 Bradshaw and wrt.mg h: 11n tuul JIIttr Iaudtrrmll htd t.Hen on ~ac1 him II'.\ r, ~ \d\S and m(rrrs ::;on Ce(tl ) Mrs Carvasso asto an rs MrssPatncmAnnJordanaml daughter, Dons, arren, Mr. Mr :-. I I~ r ! \tl••lh Jl l l ' uwJ d11rna tlu wer k ~~ ll I" C , fl.lrs Barbara Sm rlh and Mrs V1olrl Russell d M Wll B "shaw of 1 11 11 rs on r 11 o ms 111rs 8 at 1J \1 ~ l ,, r !ld \ 1 I I 1 nm p rn "" I d d PFC Michael Allen Capehart an rs I ram rat! c.lmt W\honttd Il l g ( ~~ ~ lit ~ lt d !ttl hrollhl aid vrlt \lr Holu.Jr) CIHlllt'r guests of Mr ,Jild l\11 ~ llrod JI0\1 11 Mr~ Amy Chase of At lens VJStle Mrs Paul Martm an Mrs of the US Mannes were mar Cortland, OhiO, Thomas Trac}, Barba ;.~ J nt , rHI .1 \~ \] ~ ili.iMr~ \11)!.!1 H 11h 11 1d~o 1 mct :'11r ~ Hlbf'fl (r rut hJrs II<HVI\1\anVr::mktn l\1rs [) a\ Su\l(lay v. rth \l\lr and Mrs Phil Edv.ard Preston headed the dJ 3 tHotSprtngs Va 1 Warren Raymon• " BoJm.wr o· of ~Jt (o~ rtFJi lh 1u 11 ! 1 nu II; \\Jllt amsorJ g<Jrden club contest comm1Llee ne ~n a • C b d E 1 ~P 11 tens on ~~ti l \, \ tIl l l l l on fl lwlrd t!\ lflj) tv \\tn \~llf' \lr <~nd \1rs Rober t 113 ton St!trki,J nd .rrrd \1r<; Will- I B~rtJe Ridenour has rf:'lurn The club will meet Wednesday Whh the Hev Wilham G Har l lambn ge, veynl e Is, h i lll\111 ~ 11 ~~ lttt • ttu ~ \1~ It'\ .rnd C'hldrf'n :t.t 1 1\ 1 1 nhv ani UIJ\LJ r.:a1ds M1s Dun tl , th dJst Cturch oum us rs aroyn Jean 1 0 1 11 ! Pierce Pt Pleasant, rs Vtr· n1unllr \~ !!'> pttstnttd In\! 1t d 1\Jt H Ht~h ~nn lttr ,md 1 lli \) 11a Mr and 1\lJ::> Mulltn 1\lr<; Ron<J!d Hru1Hl r,! edtoh ts hurne flalv. oadsart:'d Jan 13 at U1e home of Mrs 1 ns f O le tl 'ece mony E 1r! hn ~ il r 11 d 11 rt.t1• d I • t fr 1111 Jlo lzu Hosprt<~l Hobert Burchelt at 7 30 p m per ormms re re mla Dill PJerce Langsville and 1 1 11 d f tmrll l Ill\ II• 11 It rs •1 Ho!Jlll 1 rwlen ntlt Jr !\Ir s mrl ~1 rs Oshtrrne grfl s ,J n d l\!J '~ Sus mna 1\.rnold has rc wrth tlo'rs Rob~rt F'reeman tl e l Miss Jordan ts the daughtt>r of I g p em~ . :-. 111111111 ~ p B ado (,\rdt'll • ami )It' lh td .'t ltndrng tl • llll!lll ~ lrr ~ tlhte oi i H<~~tl Bo rrrJ .a nd An ctl Crr tes Mls Gilrnoll and ~Ir s Clhtn tmn Ld to ht'r ~ttrdr Es a! Ohto co-hostess and devotiOns, b} Mr and Mrs Clarence Jordan r~ Ne\a Jere~, r ury ht>ad Ho lt ill rt P ~ II ' d I t hm 1Jf!\ and h ld fl ~~ 1 I ntnt 1\ltddll p rt Simpson I ubiJel l\ I Ulll\ sttv c~ ftc, all! ndmg the Mrs han Grover I of Pomeroy Mr Cape hart IS the Lnor tie I ou " pi nr f1 nr ' l hr ~ rgn !m t hol r t r, \ " J\n ~ tqt r pt oI' t t \1 ts dr~ ruw' II of her ~randmother I son of Mr and Mrs Frankhn \11 ~ !,I ll! t l lo\ d lll" li Jltr II ~~ilh ll " t tllllh I lte lh \ ,mrl !\1 5 r\vtle R lrt t:u ~ u! It ~ r::; Ui cn.l cd to SJ\e Ml s Edna Arn(\ld I Capehm l, also ef Pomeroy dub pia r [Ill) b )\ bud I t d \\ I II' II \\ tnlt H t\t n tht \ 1\dt llHl f llllJI\ ll!Ve rt !ut!ltd hnl11t l I s I llr lra\rlrn.! pmc Dhie fr! amsfey's Mr s Capehart JS a studrnl at II o, n\ \ It l ln\ d surnn11 rl' ld lr (Ill ,r \ 1s I 1\lllr ttrelr dur gfl rlr1n 1t•d II\' ~Its lloffm n ""1s p H 1 h l d !arts lr1 the Llll lt \t'r\ 1 I 1 I1 I •tp 1 • d d omeroy rg1 sc oo an p bud~ ht l 11 11 tllll tl \OIId v,.ho) b\p•rtlnglhe\\lllkl \\lh l l~r ani ~Dil md/ mtllt~Jn\ l id av. rdd ll \Irs H)Vt'r Re i Brrth ayObserve to cou\mue her :studr es Mt s Tne 1 lu b 1 1 1, 1 1 til t 11 It "n 1111 m 11 c1 d lliL:ht• r \lr mg ilr .md \Irs ( hde I 8t rt frr~ hr :lt n!o;; \\ll> servrd ln t 11e A UJXJe ams ley v,as re~.:entlv Capehart stdtwned for OV!'r Mrs Wendell Bunce was ln1 1 el (tl nd 1 -. dl pi 11 d ll\ i\Jr, md \It~ i 11 1 Htddl,.. \lr lid 1ltll ami htkiHn :\It 8 d 'lr~ lro It tlurrn~ lie soct tl h 1r l honond on h1r 16th brrthdav l ~eas dut} <tt Okmawa Mr and stalled as \o\Jnler by the Evan Lui Hr l ld I I I th l I ~ d!t t lorrrttT I thr r <~I ( ll • l rtr r:tnf Fmtrr h lid 'tr llld wr1/r a part~ at her huu~e Mrs Clarence Jordan accom l gclme Chapter OES, Thursday wao.: 1., 1 lr 111 \1 1~ \\ til 1 1 ~ nn ~ lt 1 l11ng I\ md 1 "r ~ I mr r I B ll !It tt m \, 11 A A .J l\ Gam1 s wrre pia} ed and pmes I panJed them to v 1 rgm 1 .:~ I eHnrng at the Ma soniC Temple lr ouk ~ tr, 1rtu j s d 11 P(lk t lllllh rtrk ,ml 11rtl \Jr tnd ~1 ~ a~aaied A heart shaped cake L 111 Middleport Mrs M r-.tr~ ~~IJ\ R•>rr•ltl~ HH ul 11 n.t S Ill \\n't \tthur ~ Jd m K rhl '> lll <' JAN g decorated In pmk was presentSON IS BORN IFrench past matron was the Bt. IIJtll ' II II ~ ttlllll lll f h tl I n R~l\ 11 al the ME Ch~rr~ eC by Mrs Adrian C<:~rson Mr and M! s lhom.r s Watkms m:-;ta lh~g offaer and Mrs gJon IJ t.!r~( u ~ ( d nil<~ '~ j I til , In HrJd ~ "rr nt ( tm~t It 'II tl rr d( l lrk t"l hos rsl sto Qf(J'cer.~o.~ hP~ nn tlg J.tn 9 v. tth He\ ac Gifts v.ere opned and re of 397'~ Wrl'xham 1\v~nue m Georg~ Memhart the mstalhna: "'Oi t'(l 1111 lit /' q, lt IJt ~ n s, du' k rtx ~ 1\ h\ twnul th ll l lht Slk I nv .__ . ._. Stullet of Eun ka pr eachrng I frc.shmen!s served to Jane .md t<..:olumt.Ju s are announung th" marshdll 1 r r ~~ J \:'\! 10 Je,m Schult>r Charlene TaJ lor btrth of theJr f1r st chtld a sun d th t th" rltll ~ b I\J rl 11 Nnt t dJsctl'i~{cJ ,Jt :~It r rn• lng llur ~~ ~ rn i<J v. rnd ,ltt•,.,:ht'r 1\ rs t rg \lllh lu~ n11thor :\lr ~ 1J e RJvervt e PIA wlll . born 1u~sd,•y Jan 4 at Grant 11 was announce a \lr ard \1rs \\ d1t1 1\kr <mrt 11 ""' '' ( l,t l ,,,,1 gt,mdrmllJ J D1xre (arson Charlotte, Steve b fh b b chapter has soap for sale ami 10 m~ t t Monrlll Bob lluspttal lr\ 11 r.:l•t lli t t• (~rtl I e1dl \lt ' 'llu 1'<ltt All\ CH nmg lib an t Jeff Gregg Pt ckham hed' Columd u' d 't5 '" a ) Mrs Kathr)n "'1ttcheU noted Men & Boys \I l1lt rr~tmplo1tdMl hf' J ._. v at?JO Jn1Wl e pres"n Pullt t Sonm\an:\teter J.tck welg upounsand ~loz tlrPrestrllarekmvesforsale PT PIF:\So\:\TTile reg "d If 11wse \\>ere Your Je the guest of honor Mar<.frl l ~ndd hads b eenM n<~rrWte kTilom<c~~ \1 nwd 'iplt~ C\n l.-r lit re I \fr• s <:l tn I t- t-~r ~ l:-~s rdrrJn ular montllv me•tmg vf ll11 (htldnn lhe 8rowmes \\111 d d 'I "" l·· \\ar r rs at ms r~ Mrs PaulWmn JV!Iedthechap 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 r" \ "' l r 1 . It r ~ v. ~ ~ rd tu I n d ~ IV • \\ rlsnn < nfl , ge luEndre\\tt Otdi l I odgl' ha\e cht rgt of the fl ag cere Hoger an Mr an JY IS Jack th e fmmer Susan Sl atr 1 o1 M1d ter to attend a grand mspechon 1\ I I I ll Hidd le \lr !'i rl It r " m S uti I It ollm fl r \Jll I No 102 I r Jle r n ll Order of monl Instru nH nt;JI numbr rs Wamsley dilpml Gr mdpwt'nls are Mr at Harr~S<mvrlle chapter, tile S1te !t 1 11 h J ' \\ 1111 I\ HO mg \tr mg tlrl lit I d I}S \\I 11 htr P u Pol t 1> s l11ld \\ dnntl1~ wrll be presented b\ th~> stu , and Mr~ W!lh tm Slater and date to t' announced II To 1 dt t tlunt , t rtlt \l 1 \lts ur~s Jr Hid \l r~ \\tllrdm II ;;rt dent, dm cted h) Mr Ytago AttorUt'V ( , sto IS Mr ;.md Mrs Ora \\a tkms of 1'lre School of lnslrut:twn was 1 B1g 13 1 pr nr ~l t rn the Lily butt lllg " announced on Jan 25 at Marret 1 11 ,, ~P 111 ; r• 11 d 11~ d ll '-\ ~ .rr d naug l1tt>r Oitl a J\lJ son The Daughlrrs of Kulh class To Speak 011 :'l-10Julav Middkport <.r~at grdndparents ta~~ulluwrng the meftrng re· \ 1\ i nl 11 It 1 "I Pr ~hr \1 Hi { 111 gu. IS 'f 11r nnd Nev. lv tll Ltl d oflicer s for 196Ci o• the Ln trd Mt thod1st rhurch PT PLEASANT ~ Attorney mclude Mr <Jild Mrs Fred fr ments were served by the 1 dIn aun l \I1 ' \l rr~ti£'1 \1 ~ 1 mt!n(l' ~I!Jhoan W!re were mo;trl led Pres!d(nl Fred wtll Jni!l l at the home of \1t ss Carroll Casto v. Jil be the ~uest Cab~~n Middlrporl Mr and of rs Wrlham Kmg and H• 11 n c~lfl 1~!11 \1 1 '~ :>.1abt'l ~l rs ( lflra Ph rl lr1ls of Wi lkes 1 1 1 1 Geo g L1d · Ebt tsb"•ll ~lottday at 2 k f 1 •1 d h M1s ( E Slattr Jatkson\111~ <Jy or \ 1cc pr esl ( en r e " .. '"· • spe.t 1r or t 1e 11on .ry JUg I Na 1 Ktng worthy patron and Mtddleport ll kt ! ,trd ~ 1 lr II Pr nit\ VI II and \1r and Mrs \\JI!Hd C su l pm f 1 p 1 PI t and \1r and Mr s MD Brie 1 1 <Jrsun st 1 re ;u • re 1 Jer I 1meet ng o t 1e orn t•asan wurlhy rnatrun presided With 1 uti 11rlt \\1 i.l ntl \1r Vtr \1 J!l lom of 1-' lrke rslmrg \\ V:-1 !\Tiles Dar <.! Codu ctor Forest 1hc DtsJbled Am<rrcan Vet Bn.nth of lhe AAUW wlm;h kles, Culumbu~ all officers m their stations ll tr \1 aJOr ard ~1rs Chesler Hru C1sto llnable to allemi the erans :mr.J <\.ux11 ary v, li l med , w1JI be held at 7 :lO pm m the I TROO PMF.ETS - ----<~nd d Hr,.;hl t: J su~ n n 1u r • I mr.run~ V. <re newly elected Momla~ ;;rt 7 30p m All mern Pomt Pleasant H gh Sdrool Gtrl Scout Troop No 267 mel J , M I tn tltrr lwme m Atlan ta (,a chaplam \~ esl(~ Spence and hers a1e urged to attend I Home Economics building At Tuesdav Jan 4 at the Eplsco dtuor ot lPrso Po me ror OhJo ~1onduy .Jtur sp~ ndmg tltr Wt'tk guard, Alva SuJIJvun 1 The \\S(S of Hr atl1 \1ethu t.ornr~ Casto wtB usc as hrs top I pal Parrsh House N<~nws for Eustern to Ueet v.1lh h s p nents !\h and Mrs Two nr w .rllrtrc 111ons For d1st Churth wr!l metl l'v'ond ') 1c I ,rwyers Potpourri" lhe p. 1trols were chosen as fol fhe1e v.III be a meetmg of F nday and Saturdav lll\nlf'r P1 c.e MaJor HwP has mcmbershrp as ad rve rnembe1s 1evt:'nmg Jan 10 at 7 30 pIll at Hostesses fur the mertmg lows !he Anx1ous Acorns and fht Jumor Mothers' Club of Wm Ca~ tle s been ac.:srgmrl mtr se Js dtJIV 1n we1e approvtd llm.·e new ap. the chunh Mrs M E Dowson are Mrs James HcCcmb Mrs The Wrllrng WJI JO\~,os Games E<:~stern H1gh Sct!ml, Long 'I SAW WHAT YOU \1 ,\ l\\ f \ ~ Durmg thr 1he \Jet (\;am 1rca Th rs wr ll ltcatrons lor assnc1atr me mber wrll be the progr.nn 'tader 1Curroll Casto Mr Denny C1 weJe played and songs were Bottom M9nday, Jan lO at DID (and I know who you iH!) 4( 1 trll ~ 1r 11 1rit~ mr ~, o n ht~ his fow lh tour of forergn slu(.l \H~re turned HI !Jv Ho!JJCr l nnd M r~ J 1me.:: HJIV.JT\gton lo \11 (,~ry Conley and Ml sung Present were Judy Me- 130 pm m room lO!Iat the ToJ u ( Hl lmd I Jim Itt' !!lllltrn llu \ow Havtr tlutv durmg ills 20 }tars of Abner Jr A l' ommrtt ee v. as de\ olt on JI chrtrmfln llosk'<;se~ Hebt"t ca Buckner Kntgh! Stell<.~ ~eutzhng Debbie High School l;wd ]ttl !-l~tl s tr 1 ( fill I J1ll t> r•nt ~r •rrp ~t l l-i ' e a1pomted to check the possJ bJ I· w111 b~ 'llrs David Ento;m rn~er - Hunnell Beck\• Houdashelt, Every Jumor Mother Js urg. 'HONEYMOON HOTEL' I 1IrH I n Iil l du tJ l1 wrll .Jt l ao;; Mr ,md Mrs Homtr n l rly of obtammg land burldmgs Mrs l A Emm rslr :0,.1rs \\ 11 Apple l.rme and Mary V1rgm1a Tw1la Cal worthy Bernadette ed to attend and help in any Roht Jt f ultl '\111<..1 1\ 11 tn p11 11 ~nit rt 1 tlld w1th a fum1ly tl 1n de foJ a pe!l!wnent Judge and ter llu ycs and \Irs Erne"'! Bur P~eery 45 Apple Grove h11nes Henne~sv Dehh1e Ha¥.1Py Deb- wav possible to raiSe money for H.oi.H l \lor 1 ) II ~ I I!IJ ( ttl ( Uh s t h 1 r rnfln of mr r 11d1v <1\ tl1• Jr home on reaeatwn d mea r tun Robert Wh1te 26 Syracuse, 0 b1e Harbrecht Becky Tnplett, the Junwr class It will be used Amw l·h IIll 1 r.. ~ ! .;wtl I J! • l'1 11, " t t :-.mrla\ Htllltnd St P1 fsent were Ma A t Jmmtltet wa 9 appomted 1 he Pornf rov Elementary ~ n d F redencka Tauber and Chnsty Da\Is Hostess for to send the class to Washmgto~ tt'r l\tt ll r \\vruJ ndtl I u Su11lrv vh ~ 1 kJ! h JOr a!Jd Mrs t IH strr R1ce and to \l sJt mtmbcr Earl Mohr 1P1 \ v.lll meet Monda} •.1t 7 30 ] Schwarz 25 Mason next v,eek IS Debbie Hunnell D C after graduahon. SUNDAY MONDAY ~~~ >~ doll ~'I~ >~Ill th j)t\1 t 1p tlaugllltr Sus m Atlanta Ca l v.ho was una ble to attend due l pm r~1t hus nJ ght WJII be ob 1 and TUESDAY 11 111 \lmd 1 nt ~t t ihf' \lfns \1r anti \Ir s Dtmer 1\l(e .md to 1Jlnt'S S The ne xt rme\rng IS served and guest speaker WJI! Jan91011 111 I ' ~ 1d rut ~d rv mgl tlr t son B \1 \1trltlleport Mr anti stherlult:d to be J eld 1n Pt I be a stale patro lman Ho:s!f'SS Hr• I \t I 111 I dt ~ •I tlte hur t h \\edn 1 '1 \lr~ G1ui ;:; e De1Hcsc and \1r Plea sant on ~cb 2 Atlrr1dmg es wrll bt! mother~ of tile fou1th 1 " 'LOVE & KISSES• n 11 ht lhP ~uut h .tnrl 111 I es l1e G1 (en of At hens Y.ere fred Ti:l) lor (,.eorge Car gr 1de I h 111 I r ~u rm: I !Itt' fourth fr lh son MJI~s Darst Forest Casto, Betlwl No 62 of th e [~t,ernaRt "K 1\ tl I ) II 1\tl l; Hl I J\ llt gr,nle t hr ldren John Harrah J s Colle\ sr tronal Onler of Jobs Daugh 1<1 ~1 11 1\d ( n h r \ \ r 1 ( 111 I Ill ,~ Inner fnr l lC mrs I Hobe rt t\lme 1 Jr Donald ters Wi ll meet m regular Dvh ~ ~ 1 1 1f1t Ht>\ Jt1hn ( rnpb• II Oh!mger and Harry Rr. 1tmire swn Manda\ at 7 30 p m, at ,.WILD ON THE BEACH J a~l r 01 the /< l B churdt m the Pomeroy \1asonlc Temr Je 1 k ud II ~~u i hl~l ull'\ton l lreRrv \1 <1 1 CllB ro MEF.T the Portland PTA w1ll have 1 rrn ~ rhlqrt.J PJ ~t or of the Ohio \'l'lllev (,r,mhe 2G12 The ~Jdd le port Busmes~ and Its regular meet mg Mond av e\ 1 1 \ I\ f! n F L B Church 10 held Its annual Chnstmas p ~ 1 Prof<Cssru rwl \\omens < luU wrll cnrng January 10 at 7 30 P m 1 ~""""=::::======::_,::::__:_:;;::::':":::"::"t ' I\ at the rcgulat me1ttng place, meet Tu esday Jan 11 at 6 30 at the school : Dec 27 wrth \\orthy ~;jst<:r p m at !he Martm Restamant ----llerhert Rtmsh tn the c lr~1r and followmg the dmner at tre l ASK TO WED npt>nrrrg wrth a potluck d nner Columbia (,as off1ce Betty PT PLb:ASANT - Tw& cou at 611J pIll fol lm\ ed h:y the N~CY. ton of Lhe gas office w1ll 1l ples have made applrcatlons for re~ular mef'lmg r,Jve a J~monstnttwn Freddtr. marnage !Jcenses m lhhre~;:~::~: \1 Thr Gr m,_ e \ Jlfld tn g ve t5 lloutlashelt Js chJJrman ef of the County Clerk A • to the Chrrstm s Sral r.ha tr the comm1tlee I were George Albert Slayton, 33 1 man rhom 1s S<JHl reported on tile offH t'f 9 conferf'nce t~l Hock Spr mg ~ A !Jit-'r 1r} p1 o gram followed With the Chnst mas Ston bv t:larbara Adams wh1ch C'onsJsted of scnpture read ngs srn gmg Ci1J ols a r~ad rng St>ndrng C"d! d ~. h\ Glad\IS ~hir ltb ( hrr stm( ~ Dav at ~r c ndmJ s IJht\\olfe Dreams J Jkt I lt1 rr P! ll{' \ora ( ross lhruughout Ill .. Commg Year lu,mrta Sn1e a song Jlllgle Htll s Typical of tlus bank's "Full Service '! (, \J)J( s ended 1) e e\ Pmng You can bank here aL any hour on any The 1\t:)( l nw~t 11g \\ Ill be J"n I Deroted To Tlut lnteretb 01 The /Heifi-MtUon .4reo ----------------~==~==~=---~~~ ' VOL XVII t\'0 221·====:;;,;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;POM;;iijERiijOi;Y-;-M-:ID=D~LE_PO_RT_._o_H_IO-=---=-:-""""'~"-A-T_U=RD_A_Y_, .I Polite Order Nam"S ForNC\\ \ 'e,'lf \J I I I' I', SO('JAL CAl END ,tR Mrs. Bunce is Installed as QfS Warder I 1 1 4 BUCKLE ARTICS 'I SJ88 ' Roush's Shoe Store MEIGS THEATRE Pew Captains /n New Haven Are Announced f I I I I I - - -1 I SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Annual Party /s fnJ'oyed by Grange2612 SATURDAY TIL 9 IN THE EVENING I BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE IN OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE NO EXTRA ERRANDS FOR ME THIS WINTER GREAT NEW day- a II year around - u hen 'ou bank by mw/ 1 Safe, qUJck, Vt rv wnveruent! Just Uf;e 'iOUt neate.'t m.ullx>X or chute. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Headquarters For Scrv1ng !\le!gs County for over 93 ve-an l POMEROY 14 I i'lf IN KENT \1r and \lr ~ 1 11 Bu k <..,lu 1 <:.nd J Jtl wu ~ \. : "d n and r\11Jil•l 1V gue:sts oJ Or ani Vlrs K ' ' ~' rt \-la h nn l c~ur a feamu and HoOt rt S r!t ol Kt n. ( lo11a n rno "' d rn 1<1nt .,.,. H1 Hw \1ahun~ wirer e slH wr it nsrJt:> v.h It> B!tendlltg Kc: ut Stall;' 1 nJ Vl rs m Ask or wnte us for free banking-by-mail forms TODAY! RUTLAND Restaurant Second Time I I DRIVE TODAYI Member Federal Oepnc.~t Insurance Corporation Middleport, 0. r- R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" Mlddloport, 0. - -.- I AUto StoIen From I 5 1 6 I Yard Abandoned I • Found Ill Rlp ey Rock HJI/ 60 Oak /ill/55 I Sua II < p, Jilt 6i}te,apeuke 58 TASHKENT, USSR (UPI- conference convened m th1s 68 1 ~The Tashkent conf~rr.nce h1t central As tan c1ty Jan 4 e su 11 n 11 i:' ~ Val/i:'!J 55 e snag todav when Pakistan work out a settlement to NI!Jflllk 63 l l(mtu 11 5J I annoumed Jt would refuse to conflrctmg Ind1an and fak1slan1 Pur r~llltJI!Ih 5~ s1gn a no war pact With Jndta clarms to Kashrmr 1 Columbus Ea 5 r 43 1 until the1e rs a fmal settlement The Tashkent c~nfere nce rs Clni/J cu the 70 Mauettu GU I of the Kashmir dispute shll very much on he said I " We have re!i!pectfullv mam A ear With dealers' plates biazenly stolen sometime hu~~ e tu ?J \\nlwrrw 51 talned that unless the causes l Meigs General Hosp1tal 70 2 fhursdav mght or earl) Indon m1uppers Planrs Y.as re MtAI!Inn /?tdlwtd -l that dlslurb the peace- Kash I Admissions- Harn Spencer eove1ed abandoned yesterday nea1 Hlple), W Va by au1h rna - me removed and unless ! Racme Carroll wgnmm r etart Prmcelml 79 Pt Pleasallt 63 I Cu(ll ' snag H'tI Ill' Tashk ent TaII{ Welbttm 98 Loqan 54 c1 01 e f t '• 1 ' I ontles of State Pollee Post 2t5J Me1gs Counh Shenff Hobert C lla1tenbach sa•d the car was stolen from the yatd of the Veri B Tuttle res1dence Mr Tuttle I& a salesmall for the Pomeroy Motor Co owner of the 1!:159 Chevrolet ~ ~ ~ ~ I Sheriff Hartenbadr. Circulated and a juvemle gJrl from Meigs 8 report on the missmg auto- counlj are bemg held bv autt1 ~~~t' 1 ~a~m:;~,~::~~o ~~~ ~~e ~~'e"t.;~ ~~:;,~:~ :,~' pu;,~: Hope Dun• } CONTEST WJNNJi:R ~ Mrs l!ou old 1'\mJI s l'ar;tlo\\ n tr IUs tiH wmm•r of I lit> Diirlv 1 Sentrnel's l•trst Rabv of the Year ( ont11st for 19h6 J hP rnl<~n t Dav.ne ttt' El<Jin~ 11 3 s bmn to Mr and ~rs Norr 1s on Januar ) 2 at 1 4U ~ 11 \\ tl ~Ir s :\ui!Js 1s 111:'1 .:: t 11 LlH.I aon Harold 0u} _ St ntrnel Photo Isome bam for a settlement of Falls EmmH Sm1th Middle1h1s dispute m a JUSt and I port honorable manner ls found, or I Discbargea- Pau!Jne Jones JUst mechamsm hr found, any Chesh1re talk of • no-war aeraement - -v,;ould be Irrelevant" a Pakls oom spokes man said For End0 f Ia Transit Mess ho::e~er s~:;s;:~t.ta~nd~~:ten~ \ page t own coupIe WIDS • Bahy Der by 1 covery was made by the West there charged wllh <:rm trtbutmg , plans to walk out of the peaC'e l V1rgmkl authontles Jess than to the dehnquenev of u rmnor I NEW YORK lliPl! - 1hA 1two hours tater No suspect IS Thl' gul tJ!so IS lreld Oil an afh cJty transit stnke ground In!(] I I The Infant daughter of Mr Mrs Norrrs and ht'r new babv ll vu\ he aJded 1lit' :--JOJ \ b under arrest as yet davit chargrng her with de lm tts se< nnd wtek tuday w1th !he : It 1 and Mrs Harold Norns of Page weJ e taken to IJi J J lJ 1\r ~ f<•m 1<. add1ng IIt t ("I rr Shenff Hartenbach also se1d qu encv The lv.o rt>pmtedly left 1rans1t Authonty TA and the town Scrplo 'J'wp has been i M D m Mrddletorl fur cart •he nlw iifll\:JI, s rd ~11d 11 today hts department JS mves Me1gs County m a borro\\oed unron taking harder pos1t1 ns declared w1nner of tl~ Frrst on the morn1ng ol It S brrt h Dr tilL thtld ~o ! u !t J~ • u~! Uf lt.\ tlgatmg the burglary of East car about fiH' days ago that dimmed hopes for 8 quick baby ol the Year Contest for Davts Signed thl:' ~IJl t'lllllll o/ $~ 30 ern H1gh Sr.;bool orr Route 7 1 solu!Jon to the errpphng transl t966 birth Non1s und hi s \\1ft' tht fo1m 1 sometime after I 30 am F'rr Arrests by the Shenff 5 df' portatwn cns1s The chlld named bawnelle 'This was somet hrng une:~J:ped er Hho1 Je m Hu \ l \ llt\ e .J day partment mclud~ Leo 0<JJley, Despite earl!{'r report'i of Elame was born at 140 am ed' smd NnrJJS W~ v.erenl othrJ ~ hrldrpn \1 tdrJet I ug•rte The only thmg school offr 37 Portland \orolatwn of pruba agomztngly slow progress statr I on Jttnuar~ 2 Her futher, a anlrCJpatmg the buth unit I earl} 17 H 11 m• nd 12 I\• nnf"til II c1als could hnd mlssmg was a tum Jatk Ellsv;orth Phrlhps men ts by spokesmen for tire TA CHICAGO (UPI ~The Rev truck dnvt:!r for the Hlver Coa l I next wel k ' and 1-larulU Gu1 l half dozen pml cartons of m1lk 1HD 1, Middleport contempt vf and the stnk1ng Transport Work I D1 Martm Lugher Kmg Jr Co at West Columb1a, w Va , 1 had onlv 15 mmu lt's to 1 ht t oup lr afl(i Da\\ ntt It W<m the sheriff sa1d A vtlndow wns court and James McHaffie ers Unum T\\ u shed 8 pnll has announced a massrve free de!Jvered the baby at home I get thrng~ p1epared fur Ihe de ~ long ]h1 ol pi Ills lr u!ll ll rt broken out of a door to gam 1Middleport mtox1catwn The r of glomn over contract negotra 1dom movement duected at end entry department has abo returned !Ions mg e<:onorruc elpiOJtatlon of Ne m: I In other shertff's deparlmenl 1 Rrcha!d LeWIS Chtlltcothe I When talks temporartlv "~ groes rn the North He named I WI ClEVELAND UP!t --&v actrvrty It was reported Ken I Ross county Jail on a non sup- ed earlv this mornrng, Sylvester Chlcags as the first target City tn or the ('tty s nm{' J\t'gro I ch·JCago JS. Target 0 f New Move I I I I I 1 I - I • Second 50 Units I HOuses APp roved ~eth Cox, 20, RD. Middleport_ I port charg-:_ I Garrdt a membtr ol the threeman medtatlOn pane} weanly announced l cannot truthful b. say that there has be€ll aTJV great progress • < G<Jrretl said that the parties tc the complicated and del•catP lalkfl wou ld try agam later ,n lhe mornmg I I ofEt~;n:l:· boycotts I . n· I toda:f J 1Jir Ill~ pulllliVd llllg tnt ~t r st HJb} vi l~ \ I:' :.JI Lu ntt>sl LJI)dmarJ.: buby buntrng Hwt lt'V and Hennett Shoe S ur ... , pa1r uf Pull Parrot bab) snoe:-; l h tpm HIt an11 da; grft <: t'rll , tal~ for !JaiJ\ s first parr ut sho~.: s Kroge1 c~se ol K.10ger mtlk Munre s store stuffed ofJ· tm 1! UOi t s Sohiu Serv, S g.:drl ontmued On Page Ty,JJ I l ~I .J nl ~ 111 "' T D • c' t d l c t I wo fiVers I e 0 our ' jJ I After Collisions on Fridav 1\ b~ app<.~llllrd J --- - - TeIethon 'II Reach to Meios and rent etty COUD<Itmrn ba>e askt'd str1kes w11l be the key weapons 0 that a Nt gro King sard Fnday He hkened l M t n ted to a vacancy on tbe Two were trted but no one v.a s lll Jlll t'd, Ill the sttuat10n m Chicago wh1ch l eigs toun !anslhareM 1 'h' of acutltnts rme stlgated bv the SLne Hrgh\\.3} patrol r ( • to partiCipate m e arc Couoty board of elrC'tron~ It he sard was axwmatrc for the 0 T 1 tho th t Will be d F d fv.o mt ur r t'd 1n t,a]!Ja arHI on t> 111 h1etgs ounl \ entue North to 'explOitatiOn of Lmes ee n a was learne rr a\ lars drJ\Cll b\ Hwltald I Snuth 23 \)a11-: trsb ur 11 and the Congo by Belgium" broadcastoverWIITNTV,ChanThe councrlmen reportedly 11 30 SuJtrnHrfJtld t ol lrdt>d at""tu 11 The program also Jnvoivmg nellJ , begmmng at pm t()- told Cuyahoga County Oemo a n1 on Bald Knob H.d srxtt-nllis of a m1le rwitl..i of educatiOn school boycotts and mght and contmurmg unh\ 5 cratic CbJurman Albf'rt Por- HI 1:l4 rn !\1f r~s ( ou nl\ probably street demonstrations, P m ()n SUnday tfr tbat the Clevehmd Negro Offrc1 s s:.ud Smtih attem pted ch n ,.:r of r 1 tling tn I u C]ll lll-:ly went mto effect tmmedrately The Meigs County Jaycees 1o p 1ss \lnr rr ~ md hr s <:,rr went <1tt 1 r tM ssu tg lol lo11 rng 1 H U · 1 Fifty staff members of the and the Oh10 E1 A Plu Chap- communih was trendrng <J\'ta)' off the l< It s1de of the road dPnt .,I Hl • m 1 d 11 or1 Hl. Southern Chr1stran Leadership ter of lhe Beta Sigma Phi Sor- from tbe Democratic party and TlwH' 1~Js mmor d.unage to thf ~~ 8 mrle 1"rl h 11 1 dluJUl.i • Conference, of wh1ch Kmg ts ority are workmg on Uu~ pro- tbat • Negro on the board s1111 th <:ar none to the oth t r cha1rman began work tod'l.y Ject m th1s .area would help strengthen the par 1ht patrol t tted Jamrs B l!r1 JlilJ •I ~Jtd th d lur•e'l w1th the Coordinating Council Restdents be~ will be able to ty's position One told Porter, Jont s 64 HI 1 (, 1lltpolrs to had r 1'sf'd anotiJ"r ( 1r but of Commumty OrgamzatJons caD pledges to WMPO radro at mumupal rourt Sa lUJ d..ty on a r ut m tuu Ql lll klv and \ li tdt't.l (CCCC) a federatlon of Chicago 11 P m tomght until 5 P m "To be 8 Dfmocrat 10 the Ne. w11 h a vrhr de dm t n b1 \ el-ctvll nghts groupa. SuOOay or mail contnbubons to cro ('()mmunrly today IS a Wt·ll~lon ~11'111 c\ ... k~ ma B l'Ptt stJn 24 (!I ll The natron's second mist Box: ~ m Pomeroy Curt Me burden" i< 1 1 n 1 ht 1I' was llltn r a••. populous City, including more Daruels, chairman of the tele-I Ill 1~1 tn both vehH h·~ than one rn1lhon Negroes, was thon proJect for Mer.gs sa1d all f'O~"~""~ "'*~' •t•r 1\tt)llf'\ 111 gnlt'l1t l1111t I Hrhard son 4 1 1l :i· chosen as tl1e speedhead of the pledges made m this county Will I Oury Suppl\ <..:o as Ohto • 01 nokt \ 1 post•·d 11 m1 JJ)· attack of dlscnmmatlon m the be retamed for local use l poratron of ~ellslon has fJitd pt>ar S I!UJdl\ II IJIIIII )111 Nor th •'~a ~ use of ••~ uR: well_.r. . 1a sur! fm 1560 '" ....., agams t Ca1 1 1 ourt on <~ t h n <lt ,., () p •~ 11 ~ gamzed CCCO and Ole fact that Meigs Memorial Hospital Morns lind Paul Paynter DUA \\ttlruut the a!'>~"'' d o.. ll r dt .. Ch1cago typtfles other large cd- Admlsalona - Wl1llam Sear00f C 1008 Morns Implement and Suppl) tt.·ntlr~ of a mrle v.1 1 nl Hto les tn the North King saJd les Middleport Larry Lauder Cu I <rune P m Frtd 1\ on HI I nme• • • f HK a mllt, Middleport Charles Arn· 1'hree were fmed and 1rve In other artJ\ItY or Melg~ tenth~ o1 a rnr 1e "' s1 • •O ATJ'END FUN~RAL old, Pomeroy, Mrs Walter othen forfeited bonds f nday Count Common Plf'as four! l,n r.dr Mr and Mrs Harord cama. Garnes Dexter. Edna Dorst, in acbon of Judge Frank W Por also the petrlJon of S3 d th I J-: 1c h<tr d hanand Mr and Mrs Charles Pomeroy. Eugene Forbes, Sy· ter's Me1gs County Court J Jce R Rrtch!e Star RoutP son was t' "'J t / Alktre, Racme, were m Detroit racuse, Walter Wears, Pome-- 1 Lev1ed fules were Dana Q I for divorce from Larry bound car and met i\ lite' last week for the last r1tes ofjroy Epple left of center $10 and A Rltehre Rt 1 Mmersvllle Perkms 36 \..\ dlst(m Htt 1l Paul Carnahan Oflchara:e• - Carol Frrema.n, costs, William E Sturgeon The plarntJ!f charges gross nt- tempted to pull to 1Jr It ft sr I PALMER TO PLAY Pomeroy, Raymond Jewell,IDWI, $150 costs, and three days glPst of dutv and IS sPekmg of the h1ghwa} lo a,11d d co p Pomeroy Lydia Stewart Pom- m Jail and George R Mood" sron but the vPhrcf"s 1 nllr dea SAN FRANCISCO (U I) ter R b ed 1 d ta IIO and custody of a mmor chtld, !her e was moderate damage 0 :son, Arnold Palmer announced Fri· :a~e ass~ Rc le~r SIS nee as ftned lo both cnrs I Cuvaho~a di Jver~ J\1(\\tnli~ ~rrda\ PT PLEASANT - Tbe Pomt Pleasant Housmg Authortty today had 1ts green light to proceed w1th plamung for It'kory Stick Film a second batch of 50 new umts of low cost housmg Showing is Planned Marie C McGuire oommtssloner of the Public Housmg t Admmistratwn nohhed local offtcials Friday of appro\al l The Rutland PTA Will mee of a program r~servatlon and a prehmmary loan of $10,000 Monday at 7 30 P m m the hu!;h Her letter school audJtortum wnh Vernon • It 111 a pleasure to approve 1early 1967 Weber, president in ch~~ge of the enclosed program reserva It JS hoped that planning on the busmes.~ meetmg A m o~ tton of 50 pubhc housmg umts the 52 new umts designed es- 1drsctphne, The Hockory Stick for low mcome people of Pt pec1ally for the elderly w1ll be 611 OEA NEA presE!htatwnd will Pleasant I want to congratulate 1r the planning stage Jhortly I be shown followed &y a Jscus you on inlllatmg thrs f1rst step The Commrss10ners of the Pt sron pertod h toward meetmg additiOn! Jow. Pleasant Housmg Aulhurrty are All parents and teac er~llabre rent housmg needs m your area Mr Mtlton Miller Mr Clarence urged to attend There wrG eo I r.t 1Anderson Mr Paul Rmrden specral musrc by the "Please be assured that all Mrs Je~s Lewis &Mr G A' family Weber Will also preside «lf us both here and at our ood C at an executiVe committee meet Biggs Sherw ostan IS ex1 begm Bt 7 p m regional office are anx10u::; ecutJve dlredor of the local IRJ!: 0 to swe you every poss1ble housm authont assistance in the further deve'J.. g y opment of your new pregrnm " Preliminary Work Application for the program Th 8PTA TO t l On Tract is Begun 11 reservabon and 8 preliminary e yracuse WI mee WAVERLY, Ohto (UP}) _ loan of '10,000 was rued June 8, Gradmg and prehmmarv Site 1965 This is the second such Pt Th 11 be l work on a 23acre tract here e program WI k f I 1 lire ty o1 p t orJUm pro)e<: or l otn presented by the 4th grade slu- 1was started thrs wee or the Pleasant dents Refreshments will be new plant of the Thompsoll In· The ~ unit Projeol new served dustrtes [nc ' s<heduled tn be day he wdl compete ln the van, acme, y under conatructlen, et!ltimated to 1 completed May 1 The new $50,000 Lucky International golf ~r:te:~:y' Delores cost • •000, was applied for to LOCAL TEMPS plant, wh1ch w1U fabrtcate auto tournament at Hardmg Park \ 1 June 1962 aod the program la The temperature in Pome- door frames, Will employ Course an 24--30 DON•T COME scheduled lor eomplellon lit roy's busme" district at 11 09 more than 200 DANCING CHAMPS ' Meigs County Common Pleas em was 20 degrees unNEW YORK (UP!) -Brian Judge John Bacon smd toLODGI! TO MI!I!T der cloudy akieo. GOVERNOR COMING land Patric11 Colclough of Greal clay U wrll not be neceBiary for The regular meeting of !IaDEFIANCE, OhJO (UP!) - Brltarn. two-lime world free petit jurors 1o report 1o the elne Lodge tet, F & AM, will WEATHER Lodge 20 of the Fraternal Order dance champlOIIB, wrll compete cow-thouae on Tueoday, Jan be January II at T 30 p.m. Fair, cold' wool 1111 ooath of Pollee aMOunced today Gov m the oecond annual world II The Jlll'OI'I will be nollf1ed 'J'here will be work Jn the !J(u. partly clouoly; a few ooow IIIII' IJames A Rhodes has agreed lo Gold Stake Classrc m Baken- by Sherif! Robert Hartenbach ter M118011 d..,..., AD ~ rill fa ~ loaJcbt, Srm-lattend 1ts annual banquel bere field, Calli , Feb i-6, II was when they are needed, Jqe n llll'lletl. c1q fair, 1101 10 oold. Fob. 7. llllltOUIICed Friday. llcoD nuL I LOAFERS THE SHOE BOX I c COME IN FOR A nsr tr.lemher F'Pctrr::~l Reserve Sv"tem SAIGON ( UPI) - A Viet Cong action squad explr)ded a I bomb outsrde the floatmg My Canh restaurant on the Sat\ \ gon R1ve1 tomght m another phase of a Communist terror I campa11::R markmg the approach of the VIetnamese New Year Frrst Jep.:rrts mdlcated the terronsts bungled the job and that no one was lulled though several Vietnamese were m JUred Te1 ronsts blew up the same restaurant last June 25 with two bombs that killed 46 persons mcludmg 12 Amen cans It was the fourth terrori st offrct.rs quarters m the heart of NEW TRUSTEE PREXY - Dav1d Koblen tz. Chester left Y. as elected president of mer dent 111 s ugnn m the past downtown Sa1gon w1th a 275Mergs Countv frustees and Clerks at an orgamzatJ'm meeti ng 111 the :lnd Ward F'Jre- 1 three days and followed reports pound pl'astJc boml>--lsrge en house With Koblentz are F1ank II Johnston center, v.llo letued as secietar~ and \hr the v1et Cong would step up the ough to demolish an ordmary den Ours, outgomg president Ours had be en a Lebanon twp t1 ustt e for 1~ yearr' and campargn toward a crescendo 16-story buildmg On Thursdav Johnston served as Salrsbury typ tlerk for 40 yeals Plans \'!ere made for the IIustees when the Commumst h1gh l the Vret Cong exploded a bomb conve ntwn m Columbus Janua ry 19 29 21 comrmmd has decreed a four- outside the mam gate of the ----- -- -- --t dav cease f1re durmg the Lunar Tan Son Nhut a1rport and m New Year celebrations begm 1front of a pulrce stat1on tn J.R/lJ4.Y S SCORf S mng .J<:~n 20 suburban Gra Dmh One V1etna Onl~ Fnday pollee captured mese was k1lled and 20 persons ;tt~:~~~;~ ~3 f!,¥ ~/~~:~~:;;t 5!, three terron sts trymg to blow mcludmg fiVe Amencan wound {1. tlsonnlle 7U Pumeroy .J6 up the U S Alabama Bachelor ed 1 ~~T I Tu~sd:' ~ea~:~ :~hoo~t a~J~ MISS AMERICA '------------------------8, 1966 FIVE CENTS ~y .. Squad Bombs 1 I ' ent~ne at y I families United Over Holidays h fnO/dSouf • • I I =· i:w thr~• r d<~}• MmrJ~ ~u J Three F'Ined Ill • C l A t' ~iC'reivf'd cf1~ster I Th~ pr<~trol pa~srng ;~noll li~ I I' Ra :u· c cos ap prres w f 0 :~~n~x~:~~~e ~ora roc:;r::nd~ I Cl UH MEETS lions earller 1 President John Werner pre Forfetting bonds were Charles srded at an open meeting Fnday R Stsson, $57 50 for speedmg mght of the Middleport Pnm Stevie Henderson, $17 50 for foi- l ero) Rotary club m Heath lowing too close; Marshall 0 Methodtst Cnurch Ladtes serv Reeves, $21 SO, speed rn exe<ss l rng a spaghettr supper were for road conditiOns, Edward IMrs Jeames Crtswel, Mrs Ruasell, Jr i1 1Z150 for speed John Ketchka Mrs John Baklng, and Olal\ea_ L Wyott, $21 1er, Mrs James Stmpson, MiSs ~ on an usuied elear distance IBess Sanborn, and Mrs. James dlllloll. Jobnlon. I Patrol arrests Fnda v mrludl'<l Allrn R Prosser, 65 MJdddleport far lure to yreld the right of way Cited to Meigs Coual) court Ian 14 Walter " Harrl son, 63 Mtddleport, bonde4 lo Galltpohs Mumctpal Court Jan 8 for overload , Oral R Bevao 31, Crown Crty overload ctter to mumctpal court J1111 B, IJid Carroll C Caldwell, M. Rt. I l, Northup slop Sign VIOlation. 01ted to Munmpal court Jan. "8. l' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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